Selected Works
- Self-Portrait of the Artist in His Studio, 1875, Yale University Art Gallery
- Image Seller, 1876, Metropolitan Museum of Art
- News from the Conscript, 1877
- Loyalist Peasant Soldier of La Vendée, 1877
- A Breton Interior, 1793, 1878, Metropolitan Museum of Art
- In Hoc Signo Vinces, 1880, Detroit Institute of Arts, Michigan
- The Old Version, 1881, San Francisco Museum of Fine Art
- Sunday Morning, 1881, San Francisco Museum of Fine Art
- The Last Moments of John Brown, 1882-4, Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Taking His Ease, 1885, San Francisco Museum of Fine Art
- Breaking Home Ties, 1890, Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Jerusalem the Golden, 1894, Metropolitan Museum of Art
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