List of Important Portraits
- Elisabeth Queen of Belgium
- August Belmont, Jr.
- Otto Fürst Bismarck
- John Burroughs, portraits now at Vassar College & NorthseaMuseum Husum - Nissenhouse (Germany)
- Leo von Caprivi
- Andrew Carnegie
- Joseph Hodges Choate
- William Conant Church
- Chauncey M. Depew
- George Dewey
- Thomas Alva Edison
- Edward VII, King of England; portrait now in the Government Art Collection
- Daniel Chester French
- Myron T. Herrick
- Friedrich Hirth
- Seth Low
- Vilma Princess Lwoff-Parlaghy - self-portrait now in the collection of the NorthSea Museum Husum - Nissenhouse
- Edwin Markham
- Hudson Maxim
- Helmuth von Moltke the Elder
- Ludwig Nissen, portrait now in the collection of the NorthSea Museum Husum - Nissenhouse
- Alton B. Parker
- Henry Phipps
- Horace Porter
- Ernst Gunther, Duke of Schleswig-Holstein
- Daniel E. Sickles
- Charles Dwight Sigsbee
- Nikola Tesla
- Benjamin Tracy
- James Grant Wilson
Most of these portraits were part of the "Manhattan Hall of Fame" exhibition, 1923.
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