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“Historic Miniatures in America,” Journal of American History 4 (1910): 569–70 (ill.).
Judith A. Barter, et al., American Arts at The Art Institute of Chicago: From Colonial Times to World War I (Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago, 1998), 124–128, cat. 50 (ill.).
Detroit Institute of Art, The Peale Family: Three Generations of American Artists, Jan. 18–Mar. 5, 1967; Utica, NY, Munson–Williams–Proctor Institute, cat. 76, as Mrs. Charles Willson Peale.
New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Tokens of Affection: the Portrait Miniature in America, Nov. 20, 1990–Feb. 10, 1991; Washington, DC, National Museum of American Art, Mar. 29–June 16, 1991; Art Institute of Chicago, Sept. 1–Nov. 17, 1991 (New York and Chicago only).
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