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Native American, Painted Hide with French Designs, 1700s (KEY WORK)

Edward Winslow, Sugar Box, 1702 (KEY WORK)

Justus Engelhardt Kühn, Henry Darnall III as a Child, c Justus Engelhardt Kühn, Henry Darnall III as a Child, c. 1710, detail (KEY WORK)

Justus Engelhardt Kühn, Henry Darnall III as a Child, c Justus Engelhardt Kühn, Henry Darnall III as a Child, c. 1710 (KEY WORK)

Henrietta Johnston, Mrs. Samuel Prioleau, 1715 (KEY WORK)

Colonial English, Elizabeth Freake and Baby Mary, 1671-74 (KEY WORK) Henrietta Johnston, Mrs. Samuel Prioleau, 1715 (KEY WORK)

John Smibert, The Bermuda Group: Dean George Berkeley and His Family, 1729 (KEY WORK)

John Smibert, The Bermuda Group: Dean George Berkeley and His Family, 1729 (KEY WORK)

Lydia Hart, Adam and Eve, 1744 (KEY WORK)

Lydia Hart, Adam and Eve, 1744 (KEY WORK)