Series V: Other Media

Female figure, front view, wearing white lace collar, vertically striped dress, bow in hair, hair parted on side.

Male figure, head turned slightly to left, bearded, wearing dark necktie and high white collar.

Female figure, 1/4 profile, wearing white bow at neck, black blouse, earrings, hair in braid with barrettes, choker necklace.

Inscribed lining "From Bess to Kate".

Male figure (bust) wearing bow tie, dark jacket and vest with white collar, bearded, hair parted on side.

Male figure, front view, wearing dark jacket with black lining at collar, white shirt and collar, dark bow-tie, moustache, hair parted on side.

Sitter is identified as a minstrel.

Male figure wearing eyeglasses, goatee, white shirt, black necktie, half frontal view.

Male figure, front view, looking off to his right, wearing black jacket and bow-tie, white shirt, hair parted on side, sideburns.

Female figure, half front view, curls past shoulder, hair parted in middle, white blouse and jumper.

Sitter is daughter of Joseph Rudd of NY and wife of Isaac John Greenwood II.

Female figure, half front view, with reddish hair and long curls, wearing amber colored brooch and earrings.

Card catalogue states that sitter is wife of Supreme Court Justice Henry Bischoff of New York City.

Female figure, 1/4 profile view, wearing white blouse with black lace overdress, hair in bow on top of head.

Female figure, front view, hair parted in middle, high dark collar, brooch.

Female figure, 1/4 profile view, wearing black dress with gold brooch, white collar, choker necklace, earrings, hair parted in middle and styled to back, long to shoulders.

Male figure, wavy hair parted in middle, wearing dark jacket with lighter shade of lining, white collar, dark tie (bust).

Accompanying note states that "Henry A. Hurlbut, m. Ida Pirsson, son of William Hurlbut all of New York City."

Male figure, profile, moustache, curly hair parted on side, white collar, bow tie.

Sitter identified as husband of Mary Palmer.

Portrait, male with heavy hand-coloring; white shirt, spread collar, clean-shaven, necktie pulled to side, hair parted on side

Accompanying note to image is enclosed and includes description of sitter's history; Married Annie Beyer Andrews in 1875.

Portrait, female with tinting and scratched in details; coral colored necklace with locket, reddish hair and pleated front dress

Accompanying note to image is enclosed and includes description of sitter's history--see Andrews, Frank for original; Daughter of Lucy Richardson Beyer and Francis J. Beyer of Brooklyn, NY and Assistant Principal of School # 15 in Brooklyn; Married Frank

Profile portrait of female head facing her right and wearing a choker.

Accompanying note from Dudley Davis (son) is enclosed, and includes description of sitter's history; Daughter of Frances Augusta Beals (1815-1897) and George Baker (1818-1854), married to Fellowes Davis (1848-1920) on October 17, 1871.

Female figure, front view, long curl, earring on left ear, blue bow at collar, whit collar, dark dress.

Female figure, 1/4 profile view, wearing gold headband, brooch, choker necklace, earrings, white blouse.

Male figure, bearded, wearing white shirt, dark bow tie, white weskit.

Sitter is father of L.C. Harper.

Young girl, front view, hair parted in middle, wearing white blouse, bust.

Accompanying letter to Mrs. Edwin Clark from Annie Henry M Cord.

Female figure, front view, with hair parted in middle, wearing white collar with brooch.

Photographic portrait of female figure (bust) with white hair, large lace collar, and large beaded hair piece; concave glass

Accompanying note from Dudley Davis (grandson) is enclosed, and includes description of sitter's history; Daughter of William (1785-1870) and Dorothy (Whitney) (1790-1876) Beals of Boston, MA; Married George Baker (1818-1854) on May 20th, 1844 and had Mar

Female figure (bust), front view, hair parted in middle, wearing snood, brooch, red and pink dress with lace trim and jester's print.

Four males and one female (center) standing in snow, female wearing dark hat and coat with white collar and matching muff, male on far right has glasses, moustache and short black hat, male second to right is clean-shaven and wearing rounded hat, male on

Male figure, front view, wearing black jacket and vest, black neckerchief, white shirt and collar, bust.

Sitter is identified as "Gen. Howell Cobb of Georgia".

Female figure, front view, wearing square brooch, white lace collar, black dress, snood, hair parted on side.

Sitter is identified as "Mrs. Howell Cobb of Georgia".

Female figure, front view, wearing large oval brooch, white collar, black dress, hair parted in middle and pulled back.

Sitter is mother of donor.

Male figure, front view, wearing white shirt and vest, white bow-tie, black jacket, bearded, moustache, hair parted on side.

Donor is daughter of sitter.

Female figure (bust) on white glass, profile, wearing black choker, white collar, curls behind left ear.

Front porch of house with blinds on window, door, chair, arch, trees.

Young child with hair parted on side, no collar visible.

Female figure, profile view, white hair in braid at top of head, white blouse with lace collar.

Female figure (mythical) on horse, holding spear in her right hand, bracelet and wearing Viking hat with wings, cape.

Male figure wearing blue jacket and vest with black tie and white shirt, bearded at neck.

Young girl, front view, wearing ribbon with bow in short, curly hair, off the shoulder dress.

Young girl, front view, blond hair, blue eyes, wearing white dress, arms across waist, left forefinger touching right hand.

Male figure, front view, white beard under chin, hair parted on side, wearing black bow-tie, with gray coat, white shirt, bust.

Sitter is father of architect Andrew J. Robinson.

Female figure, front view, wearing pearl necklace, white lace off the shoulder dress, hair in curls on top of head.

Young girl, front view, her arms resting on table, wearing white lace dress with blue ribbon at waist, hair in curls to shoulders, parted in middle, blue eyes and blond/light brown hair.

Young girl, front view, with long hair down over shoulders and to waist, wearing blue blouse, white collar and cuffs resting head on left hand.

Female figure, profile view, wearing dark dress with white collar, hair parted in middle with curls down side, bun in back with black lace head covering and bead in hair.

Female figure, 1/4 profile view, wearing white blouse with dark shawl, brooch, hair parted in middle and pulled back.

Verso identification of photographer (or possible frame maker).

Stuffed Mynah Bird standing next to vase filled with flowers and ferns.

Stuffed mynah bird (pictured) originally in NYHS collections but was destroyed due to deterioration.

Stuffed Mynah Bird standing next to vase filled with flowers and ferns.

Stuffed mynah bird (pictured) originally in NYHS collections but was destroyed due to deterioration.

Male figure, head turned to his left, bearded, bow tie, white shirt, coat and vest, signed at bottom left of image.

Male figure, front view, half length, bearded, wearing high white collar, black bow tie, white shirt, dark vest and coat, watch chain.

Sitter is great uncle of donor, founder and past president of The Adriatic Insurance Co.

Male figure, front view, wearing black jacket and vest, black neckerchief, white shirt with high white collar, chain on vest, sideburns and beard under chin.

Female figure, 1/4 profile, wearing white dress, brooch with blue ribbon, earrings, hairnet.

Female figure, seated, front view, wearing blue velvet dress, white cap and shoulder cape, holding blue, green and lavender argyle knit on lap, surrounded by flowers and furniture.

Folding frame with mirror, label on frame reads, "No. 4 Diascope, Pat. Sept. 1, 1908. M'F'D by L. A. Dubernet".

Male figure, front view, holding open book, seated at desk, glasses, moustache, patterned necktie, dark jacket, white shirt.

Male figure, front view, wearing black jacket and vest, white shirt with high collar, black bow-tie, white sideburns, hair parted on side, gold chain on vest, 1/2 length.