Charles Willson Peale - Notable Works

Notable Works

  • Nancy Hallam as Fidele in Shakespeare's Cymbeline (1771)

  • John and Elizabeth Lloyd Cadwalader (1772)

  • Portrait of Henrietta Maria Bordley at age 10 (1773), Honolulu Academy of Arts

  • George Washington in uniform, as colonel of the First Virginia Regiment (1772)

  • "Rachel Weeping" (1772; enlarged 1776; repainted 1818)

  • Armand Tuffin de La Rouerie (1782)

  • Arthur St. Clair (1782)

  • Mrs. David Forman and child, Brooklyn Museum (1795)

  • James Mitchell Varnum, (1804)

  • Nathanael Greene (1783)

  • Benjamin Lincoln {1784}

  • Henry Knox (1784)

  • Timothy Matlack (c. 1790)

  • Portrait of Thomas Jefferson (1791)

  • Charles Pettit (1792)

  • The Staircase Group (Portrait of Raphaelle Peale and Titian Peale) (1795)

  • Joseph Brant (1797)

  • James Wilkinson (1797)

  • Exhuming the First American Mastodon (1806)

  • Meriwether Lewis (1807)

  • William Clark (1810)

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