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Martha Washington

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10 paintings

  • The Washington Family
    The Washington Family
    Edward Savage and Edward Savage
    1796 · National Gallery of Art
  • General George Washington Resigning His Commission
    General George Washington Resigning His Commission
    John Trumbull
    1824 · United States Capitol rotunda
  • Martha Dandridge Custis Washington (Mrs. George Washington)
    Martha Dandridge Custis Washington (Mrs. George Washington)
    Eliphalet Frazer Andrews
    1878 · White House
  • Martha Washington
    Martha Washington
    Rembrandt Peale
    c. 1850 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Washington and Lafayette at Mount Vernon, 1784 (The Home of Washington after the War)
    Washington and Lafayette at Mount Vernon, 1784 (The Home of Washington after the War)
    Thomas Prichard Rossiter and Louis Rémy Mignot
    1859 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Martha Washington
    Martha Washington
    James Peale
    1782 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Martha Washington
    Martha Washington
    John Cheney
    · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Martha Washington (Martha Dandridge Custis)
    Martha Washington (Martha Dandridge Custis)
    Gilbert Stuart
    1796 · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Martha Washington
    Martha Washington
    Rembrandt Peale
    1848–1858 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Mrs. George Washington (Martha Dandridge Custis, 1731–1802)
    Mrs. George Washington (Martha Dandridge Custis, 1731–1802)
    Asher Brown Durand
    1835 · New York Historical
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