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This is part of a collection of miniature portraits. For the Home page and links to other miniatures, please click on the links which appear when the page is fully loaded. Hancock, Nathaniel - portrait of a man. This miniature portrait is unsigned, but has been attributed to Nathaniel Hancock who was active 1792-1809 in Salem, Ma. , Portsmouth NH and Boston, Ma. Unknown - portrait of Mrs Letitia Austin Amory.
This Gallery contains American miniatures. To go to the Home page or to see other miniatures, please use the links that appear when the page is fully loaded. Jarvis, John Wesley - portrait of a lady. Jarvis was born in England and came to the United States at the age of five. He trained as an engraver with Edward Savage and this profile portrait has some of the characteristics of engraved portraits of around 1800, such as those made by St Memin.
This is part of a collection of miniature portraits. To go to the Home page, or to view other American, British, and European miniatures in the collection, please use the links that appear when the page is fully loaded. Eckardt, Otto E - Slade family miniature portraits.