Other Notable Paintings
- Charles Willson Peale, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1812
- Washington Before Yorktown, Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1824
- John C. Calhoun, Gibbes Museum of Art, 1834
- The Sisters, Eleanor and Rosalba Peale, A. Augustus Healy Fund, Brooklyn Museum, 1826
- General Thomas Sumter, Independence National Historical Park, Philadelphia, 1796
- Mrs. Marbury, Private Collection, 1797
- Sculpture, Atwater Kent Museum, Philadelphia, c. 1812
- DeWitt Clinton, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, 1823
- Mary Jane Peale, Elise Peale Patterson de Golpi-Toro, New York, 1835
- Eleanor May Short Peale, Private Collection, 1836
- William Henry Harrison, Grouseland (William Henry Harrison House), Vincennes, IN
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