Major Works
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Portrait of Absalom Jones, 1810, Delaware Art Museum
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Melons and Morning Glories, 1813
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Still Life: Basket of Peaches, 1816
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Still Life with Cake, 1816
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Venus Rising from the Sea—A Deception, 1822
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Still Life: Strawberries, Nuts &c., 1822
- Blackberries, circa 1813
- Melons and Morning Glories, 1813
- A Dessert (Still Life with Lemons and Oranges), 1814
- Still Life with Orange and Book, 1815
- Fruit, Pitcher, and Pretzel, unknown
- Bowl of Peaches, 1816
- Still Life with Fruit, Cakes and Wine, 1821
- Still Life with Cake, 1822
- Still Life with Peaches, 1822
- Lemons and Sugar, unknown
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