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The God Pan, by George Grey Barnard, 1504-B

The image shows a sculpture titled "The God Pan" by George Grey Barnard. It depicts Pan, the Greek god, in a reclined position playing a flute. The sculpture rests on a textured base, with a plaque displaying the title and artist's name. Photographed at the MFA, Boston.

The Urn of Life, by George Grey Barnard, 1505-B

The sculpture titled "The Urn of Life" by George Grey Barnard is displayed in this image. It features a group of figures intricately carved and arranged on what appears to be a large, textured base, resembling an urn. The scene includes human figures in various poses, some with wings, and others eng...

The Urn of Life, by George Grey Barnard, 1506-B

The image shows a sculpture titled "The Urn of Life" by George Grey Barnard. The piece features various figures intricately carved into the structure of an urn. These figures are depicted in various poses, some with wings and others in contemplative or dynamic stances. The base of the urn has a text...

The Urn of Life, by George Grey Barnard, 1507-B

The image displays "The Urn of Life" by George Grey Barnard. This sculpture features an intricate design of human figures and an angelic form emerging from its surface. The work is mounted on a textured base and photographed within a museum setting, specifically identified as the Museum of Fine Arts...

The Urn of Life, by George Grey Barnard, 1508-B

This image depicts "The Urn of Life," a sculpture by George Grey Barnard. The sculpture features intricate figures, possibly human, and winged forms engaged in various poses. The piece is displayed on a pedestal, with a label visible beneath the sculpture reading "The Urn of Life." It is part of the...

The Reading Blacksmith, By Daniel Chester French, 1509-B

The image shows a sculpture titled "The Reading Blacksmith" by Daniel Chester French. The sculpture depicts a muscular man sitting on an anvil, intently reading a book. He is wearing a brimmed hat, boots, and rolled-up trousers. A large hammer is resting against the anvil beside him. The inscription...

Neptune, by Caroline Rimmer, 1510-B

The image depicts a sculptural relief by Caroline Rimmer, titled "Neptune." It features a child-like figure, representing Neptune, seated on a wave or shell. The figure has curly hair and appears to be holding a ball or orb. The artwork is signed by Rimmer.

Day and Night, by Caroline Rimmer, 1511-B

The image depicts a relief sculpture titled "Day and Night" by Caroline Rimmer. The artwork features two figures: one standing above a wheel and the other resting below it. The standing figure, positioned at the top, appears upright with its arms raised. Below, the other figure is curled up, surroun...

Saint Stephen, by William Rimmer, 1512-B

The image depicts a sculpture titled "Saint Stephen" by William Rimmer. The sculpture portrays a bearded male figure with his head tilted back and eyes closed. The name "Stephen Stoned" is inscribed on the base, and the piece is displayed at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

Saint Stephen, by William Rimmer, 1513-B

The image displays a sculpture titled "Saint Stephen" by William Rimmer. It is a bust showing a man with a full beard and curly hair, looking upwards. The base of the sculpture bears the inscription "Stephen Stoned" and the artist's name, "William Rimmer."

Eliza Monroe Hay Miniature, 1514-B

The image shows a framed miniature portrait of Eliza Monroe Hay. The portrait is enclosed in an elaborately carved frame with floral and leaf motifs. A label at the bottom of the frame reads "Mrs. Judge Hay." The miniature depicts a woman with short, dark curly hair, wearing a dress with a striped p...

John Payne Todd, Miniature by Joseph Wood, 1515-B

The image shows a miniature portrait by Joseph Wood featuring John Payne Todd. The portrait is placed next to a card that has the name "Payne Todd" written on it. The background appears to be a compartmentalized display case.

Dr. Huntington, Margaret Foster Richardson, 1516-B

The image is a framed portrait of an elderly man, identified as Dr. Huntington from the title, painted by Margaret Foster Richardson. He is seated and wearing academic robes, holding a scroll in his lap. A table with books is visible to his right. Photographed at Boston University, 688 Boylston St.,...

Alden Speare, 1517-B

The image is a portrait of a man identified as Alden Speare. He is seated in a chair, dressed in a formal suit with a bow tie, and has a full beard. The background is plain, and the portrait is framed. Photographed at Boston University, 688 Boylston St., Boston.

Colonel William Prescott, 1518-B

The image depicts a portrait of Colonel William Prescott, featuring him in military attire with a hat and a sword. The bottom of the image includes text indicating that the motif comes from a decoration by Wm. Francklyn Paris, intended for a library in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The portrait was execut...

First Term Sophmore '69, 1325-B

The image is a formal group portrait titled "First Term Sophomore '69." It depicts thirteen young men arranged in two rows; some are seated while others stand behind. They are dressed in formal suits and posed around a table with a cloth draped over it.

Presentation of the Eagle to Governor Russell, 1326-B

The image shows four men standing around a sculpture of an eagle with wings spread wide. The eagle is mounted on a pedestal that resembles a small bookshelf filled with books. Behind the group is a large wooden cabinet with glass doors, also containing books. The title indicates this scene involves ...

Eagle Presented to Governor Russell, 1327-B

The image features a mounted eagle with its wings fully spread, positioned on a wall. The eagle is perched on a textured base, and there are decorative elements beneath it. This display was presented to Governor Russell, as noted in the title.

Stone Heads, 1328-B

The image shows two carved stone heads placed on a flat surface. The head on the left is upright and has a rounded top with carved facial features. The head on the right is positioned horizontally and has more natural and rough textures, suggesting facial features. Both items are displayed against a...

Mexican Mill, Bakers Chocolate Mill, Mattapan, 1329-B

The image shows a traditional Mexican grinding tool, commonly known as a metate, with a cylindrical grinding stone resting on top. It is displayed on a plain surface, likely as part of an exhibit or documentation for the Bakers Chocolate Mill in Mattapan.

Locomotive Lion, 1331-B

The image depicts a locomotive called Lion. The steam locomotive is equipped with a large smokestack and features large wheels visible along the track. Several individuals, including two standing on the train and one next to it, are present, dressed in period attire. A landscape with a few trees and...

Professor Woodward Seal, 1332-B

The image shows a seal on a wooden platform. There are black and white markings that appear to be damage on the negative, partially obscuring the view. The seal is positioned centrally with its flippers visible.

John Quincy Adams at 29 Years Old, Painting by John Singleton Copley, 1333-B

The image shows a framed painting of John Quincy Adams at the age of 29, created by the artist John Singleton Copley. The painting is set within an ornate frame featuring decorative elements, including floral motifs in each corner. The portrait depicts a Adams with period-appropriate attire and hair...

John Quincy Adam, Painting by Benjamin Blyth, 1334-B

The image shows a framed portrait of a Adams with white, curled hair and dressed in historical attire, featuring a buttoned coat and a cravat. The ornate frame is set against a wooden backdrop.

John Quincy Adams, Painting by Stuart, 1335-B

The image is a photograph of a painting of John Quincy Adams. It is noted as a copy by Miss Stuart at her home in Boston. It depicts a formal portrait of John Quincy Adams and is framed with an ornate border.

John Quincy Adams, Painting by Stuart and Sully, 1336-B

The image displays a painting of John Quincy Adams by artists Stuart and Sully. It depicts Adams standing beside a table with an open book on it, dressed in formal attire. He is shown holding a document in one hand, with a columned architectural background visible behind him. The painting is framed ...

John Quincy Adams, Painting by Charles Robert Leslie, 1337-B

The image is a painting of John Quincy Adams by Leslie. It depicts a seated man dressed in formal attire, holding a book. The frame is visible around the painting. Text at the bottom reads "John Quincy Adams by Leslie."

Bust of John Quincy Adams, 1338-B

The image depicts a marble bust of John Quincy Adams. The bust is set on a circular pedestal and captures Adams' likeness from the chest up, featuring detailed facial features and a stern expression. The background is plain, emphasizing the sculpture.

Bust of John Quincy Adams, 1339-B

The image shows a marble bust of John Quincy Adams. It is positioned on a round pedestal and captures his head and shoulders, displaying fine details around the facial features and hair. The background is dark, highlighting the bust.

John Quincy Adams, Painting by Charles Robert Leslie, 1340-B

The image depicts a framed painting of John Quincy Adams, attributed to Leslie. The portrait shows a seated figure holding a book, dressed in formal attire with a high-collared shirt. The painting is displayed against part of the interior of a room with patterned wallpaper and a partial view of furn...

John Quincy Adams, Painting by John Singleton Copley, 1341-B

The image is a photograph of a framed portrait titled "John Quincy Adams." It depicts a man standing and holding a scroll. In the background, there is a figure with an arm raised holding an olive branch, and a globe is visible below on a table. The portrait is displayed outside against a brick wall.

John Quincy Adams, Painting by John Singleton Copley, 1342-B

The image depicts a full-length portrait of John Quincy Adams standing beside a globe with rolled documents in hand. There is a figure in the background holding a staff with foliage. The painting is framed in an ornate border and is attributed to John Singleton Copley.

Detail of John Quincy Adams, Painting by John Singleton Copley, 1343-B

The image shows a detail from a painting by John Singleton Copley, depicting a John Adams with a curled hairstyle typical of the 18th century, dressed in formal attire. He is holding a rolled document in his hand. The style is characteristic of portraiture from this period. Photographed at the Memor...

John Quincy Adams, Painting by Gilbert Stuart, 1344-B

The image shows a painting of John Quincy Adams by Gilbert Stuart, housed within an ornate, decorative frame. The background features draped patterned curtains. The frame's detailing is elaborate, with an intricate design along its edges. It was photographed at the residence of Hon. Charles Francis ...

Detail of John Quincy Adams, Painting by John Singleton Copley, 1346-B

The image shows a painting by John Singleton Copley, titled as a detail of John Quincy Adams. It depicts a man with curled hair, wearing formal attire that includes a coat with ornate buttons and lace cuffs. In his hand, he holds a rolled document. The background is plain, focusing attention on the ...

Bust of John Adams, 1347-B

The image shows a marble bust of John Adams, displaying his likeness from the chest up. The sculpture features detailed facial characteristics and full buttoned attire. The bust is set on a pedestal against a plain backdrop. It was Photographed dat Faneuil Hall.

Bust of John Adams, 1348-B

The image shows a bust of John Adams. The sculpture features him in a high-collared coat with visible buttons, and his styled hair is depicted with detailed curls. The bust rests on a simple pedestal in Faneuil Hall.

John Adams' Miniature, Cap, Ring, Knife, and Fork, 1349-B

The image features a collection of items associated with John Adams. Visible are a miniature portrait of Adams, a cap, a ring, a knife, and a fork. These objects are arranged on a flat surface, with a handwritten note to the right of the miniature. It was noted as being in the possession of Mrs. Woo...

John Quincy Adams and Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams Miniatures, 1350-B

The image shows two miniature portraits, one damaged and the other intact, set against a patterned fabric background. These miniatures depict John Quincy Adams and Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams. Noted as the William C. Johnson ivory miniatures in Newburyport.

The Diary of John Quincy Adams, 1351-B

The image shows an open page from John Quincy Adams' journal dated 1779, with entries for November and December. The November 10th entry describes mid-day activities. The accompanying page includes a sketch featuring a bird and several stars. Both pages contain handwritten text detailing daily occur...

The Diary of John Quincy Adams, 1352-B

The image shows an open journal belonging to John Quincy Adams. The right page is titled "November" and includes a detailed entry written in cursive, discussing taking leave of family members and travel arrangements. The journal is displayed on a fabric surface.

The John Quincy Adams Manuscript Book, 1353-B

The image shows the open diary of John Quincy Adams. On the left page, there are handwritten initials and text that appears to spell "John Q Adams Manuscript Book." The right page features detailed handwritten entries, dated March 8, 1779, recording daily events. Above the diary are hand-drawn illus...

Poem from John Quincy Adams to his Granddaughter, 1354-B

The image shows a handwritten poem titled "The Casket" dedicated to John Quincy Adams' granddaughter, Mary Louisa Adams. The poem appears on the left page, with decorative borders. On the right page, an inscription reads "Mary Louise Adams from her Grandfather 27 July 1837," indicating the date of t...

The Diary of John Quincy Adams, 1355-B

This image shows two pages from "The Diary of John Quincy Adams." The left page is filled with handwritten text, while the right page features a drawing of a figure with arms outstretched, standing on a spiral base, and a twisting, vine-like object next to it.

Letter by John Adams, 1356-B

The image shows a handwritten letter by John Adams, dated December 13, 1795, from Philadelphia. It is addressed to his son Thomas and discusses personal matters related to family members. The left page appears to contain notes, while the right page holds the main body of the letter.

The Adams Family Record, 1357-B

The image displays a detailed family record of Adams Family. The left page documents a marriage occurring on July 26, 1797, between John Quincy Adams and Louisa Catherine Johnson. The center and right pages list births of family members, including George Washington Adams in 1801, John Adams in 1803,...

The Letters of John and Charles Adams, 1358-B

The image shows letters written by John Adams and Charles Adams. The documents are two pieces of paper with handwritten text. The letter on the right is dated January 25, 1819, addressed to "Mr. Clark" from John Adams. The content mentions Mr. Clark's own health and a marriage. The left letter is fr...

George Washington Adams, 1359-B

The image shows a framed portrait of a man identified as George Washington Adams. He is depicted with a formal expression, dressed in a suit with a high-collared shirt. The portrait is placed within a beaded frame, and the setting appears to be indoors.

Charles Francis Adams, 1360-B

The image shows a framed portrait of a man identified as Charles Francis Adams. He has dark hair styled upwards and is wearing a high-collared coat and a white shirt. The painting is housed in an ornate frame with decorative patterns along the edges.

Charles Francis Adams Sr., 1361-B

The image is a portrait of Charles Francis Adams. He is shown from the chest up, wearing a dark suit with a bow tie. His expression is neutral and he is looking to his left.