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Sarah Miriam Peale
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watercolor on ivory, American
The American Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Dale T. Johnson Fund 2012
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Skirt suit, grey cotton with broken glass and skeleton print, by Sarah Whitworth for New Masters, Great Britain, 1983. Jacket, grey cotton with spider and skeleton print, by Sarah Whitworth's label New Masters, Great Britain, 1983; Skirt, grey cotton with
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John Warren (1753-1815), after Rembrandt Peale
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