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Associated Records
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- La Mer (The Sea)
- 1991.26.1.a
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- La Pivoine (The Peony)
- 1991.26.1.aa
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- Le Masque (The Mask)
- 1991.26.1.b
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- Theodora
- 1991.26.1.bb
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- Promenade Galante (Galant Walk)
- 1991.26.1.c
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- Composition de F. Millet (Composition by F. Millet)
- 1991.26.1.cc
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- To Kaaon
- 1991.26.1.d
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- L'Eclair (Lightning)
- 1991.26.1.dd
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- Le Sang des Geants (The Blood of Giants)
- 1991.26.1.e
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- Le Sphinx (The Sphinx)
- 1991.26.1.f
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- Fleur Exotique (Exotic Flower)
- 1991.26.1.ff
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- Le Lion (The Lion)
- 1991.26.1.g
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- Theroigne de Merincourt
- 1991.26.1.gg
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- Le Fils de Louis XI (The Son of Louis XI)
- 1991.26.1.h
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- Le Pont des Arts (The Bridge of the Arts)
- 1991.26.1.hh
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- Une Grande Douleur (Sorrow)
- 1991.26.1.ii
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- Dernier Mirage (The Last Mirage)
- 1991.26.1.j
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- Révolte (Revolt)
- 1991.26.1.k
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- Nenuphars (Waterlilies)
- 1991.26.1.kk
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- Les Incroyables (The Dandies)
- 1991.26.1.l
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- Souvenir du Bas-Breau (Souvenir from Bas-Breaux)
- 1991.26.1.ll
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- Un Senateur Romain (A Roman Senator)
- 1991.26.1.m
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- L'Eclipse (The Eclipse)
- 1991.26.1.mm
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- Promenade Hors des Murs (Walk Outside the Walls)
- 1991.26.1.n
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- La Chute (The Fall)
- 1991.26.1.nn
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- Le Roman Comique (The Comic Novel)
- 1991.26.1.o
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- Le Pitre (The Clown)
- 1991.26.1.oo
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- La Sulina
- 1991.26.1.p
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- Apres La Harangue (After the Speech)
- 1991.26.1.pp
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- Les Conquerants (The Conquerors)
- 1991.26.1.q
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- La Rookery
- 1991.26.1.r
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- Le Pays Inconnu (The Unknown Country)
- 1991.26.1.s
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- La Fontaine (The Fountain)
- 1991.26.1.t
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- Au Bord du Puits (At the Edge of the Well)
- 1991.26.1.u
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- Le Combat Homerique (Homeric Combat)
- 1991.26.1.w
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- Paysage Normande (Norman Landscape)
- 1991.26.1.x
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- Batavia
- 1991.26.1.y
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- Le Verger (The Orchard)
- 1991.26.1.z
Inscription
lower left in plate: J.H
Exhibition History
- 1991
- Art for the Nation: Gifts in Honor of the 50th Anniversary of the National Gallery of Art, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., 1991, 158-159, color repro.
- 1995
- Prints by James McNeill Whistler and His Contemporaries, National Gallery of Art, Washington, 1995, as The Peony by Jules-Ferdinand Jacquemart after Judith Mendès.
