Gen. H. Dearborn [engraving]
1805
P&E L2005D5 [custom box]
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Title
Gen. H. Dearborn [engraving]
Published
[Washington, D.C.] [1805]
Description
1 print ; circular image 6 x 6 cm. on square plate 7 x 7 cm. framed 16 x 14 cm.
Call Number
P&E L2005D5 [custom box]
Note
Head and shoulders in profile to the left. Outside the plate marks is a lightly colored border 2/16 on the sheet. At the bottom of the sheet the title has been handwritten in pencil.
On the frame backing is written: "Gen. Henry Dearborn. Mus. #186 [A]."
Date and location from Miles.
Henry Dearborn was an original member of the Society of the Cincinnat from the state of New Hampshire. He served in the first New Hampshire Regiment from 1775-1783 and was on George Washington's staff. He served as Thomas Jefferson's secretary of war (1801-1809), and was a major general during the War of 1812.
On the frame backing is written: "Gen. Henry Dearborn. Mus. #186 [A]."
Date and location from Miles.
Henry Dearborn was an original member of the Society of the Cincinnat from the state of New Hampshire. He served in the first New Hampshire Regiment from 1775-1783 and was on George Washington's staff. He served as Thomas Jefferson's secretary of war (1801-1809), and was a major general during the War of 1812.
Indexed In
Miles, Ellen G. Saint-Memin and the neoclassical profile portrait in America, no. 229
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