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Andrew Jackson

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13 paintings

  • General Andrew Jackson
    General Andrew Jackson
    Samuel Lovett Waldo
    1819 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Andrew Jackson
    Andrew Jackson
    James Tooley
    1840 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Andrew Jackson
    Andrew Jackson
    Thomas Sully
    1845 · National Gallery of Art
  • Andrew Jackson
    Andrew Jackson
    Ralph Eleaser Whiteside Earl
    1830s · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Andrew Jackson
    Andrew Jackson
    Ralph Eleaser Whiteside Earl
    1835 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Andrew Jackson
    Andrew Jackson
    Miner Kilbourne Kellogg
    c. 1840 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Andrew Jackson
    Andrew Jackson
    Ralph Eleaser Whiteside Earl
    c. 1835 · White House
  • Andrew Jackson
    Andrew Jackson
    Trevor Thomas Fowler
    1840 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Andrew Jackson
    Andrew Jackson
    Ralph Eleaser Whiteside Earl
    1817 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Andrew Jackson (1767-1845) (attributed to Ralph Eleaser Whieside Earl)
    Andrew Jackson (1767-1845) (attributed to Ralph Eleaser Whieside Earl)
    Ralph Eleaser Whiteside Earl
    c. 1840 · Yale University Art Gallery
  • Andrew Jackson (1767–1845)
    Andrew Jackson (1767–1845)
    Asher Brown Durand
    1835 · New York Historical
  • Portrait of Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), General and President of U.S.A
    Portrait of Andrew Jackson (1767-1845), General and President of U.S.A
    Ralph Eleaser Whiteside Earl
    · Tennessee State Museum
  • Andrew Jackson (1845).
    Andrew Jackson (1845).
    Thomas Sully
    1845 · Corcoran Gallery of Art
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