Described by Thomas Gunn as "a weak, well-to-do Fifth Avenoodle [sic]," Robert Pearsall was born in 1833 (Gunn, vol.
This short note discusses the engraving of Rembrandt Peale's "The Court of Death" by Mr. G.Q. Colton. The note describes the work, gives some purchase information, and includes a letter from Peale about the engraving.
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Described by Thomas Gunn as "a weak, well-to-do Fifth Avenoodle [sic]," Robert Pearsall was born in 1833 (Gunn, vol.
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