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Charles Wesley Jarvis

American artist (1812–1868)

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Born 181211 dated paintingsDied 1868

13 works

  • Character Study
    Character Study
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    1820s · National Gallery of Art
  • John Wallis (1780-1854)
    John Wallis (1780-1854)
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    c. 1840–1845 · New York Historical
  • Mrs. John Wallis (1790-1879)
    Mrs. John Wallis (1790-1879)
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    c. 1840–1845 · New York Historical
  • Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Wallis
    Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Wallis
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    c. 1840–1845 · New York Historical
  • Caleb Smith Woodhull (1792-1866)
    Caleb Smith Woodhull (1792-1866)
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    c. 1845 · New York Historical
  • Eliza Lord Duryee
    Eliza Lord Duryee
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    c. 1845 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Adrian Baucker Holmes Children
    Adrian Baucker Holmes Children
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    1847–1853 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Mrs. Adrian Baucker Holmes
    Mrs. Adrian Baucker Holmes
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    c. 1850 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • John Brownson (1789-1865)
    John Brownson (1789-1865)
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    c. 1850 · New York Historical
  • Phoebe Starr
    Phoebe Starr
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    1858 · New York Historical
  • Abraham Lincoln
    Abraham Lincoln
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    1861 · National Portrait Gallery
  • George Starr
    George Starr
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    · New York Historical
  • Mrs. George Starr
    Mrs. George Starr
    Charles Wesley Jarvis
    · New York Historical
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