Titian Ramsay Peale Sketches
1817-1875
(ca.480 items)

B P31.15d

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Table of contents Abstract
The youngest son of Charles Willson Peale, Titian Ramsay Peale was an accomplished artist, naturalist, and explorer. This collection of ink, pencil, and watercolor sketches, with some engravings and lithographs, forms the bulk of Peale's artistic output. The drawings can be grouped into several periods of artistic output: pre-1818 (primarily watercolors of butterflies); from the Stephen Harriman Long Expedition to the American west in 1819-1820, on which Peale traveled as zoologist (there are views of animals, Indians, landscapes, etc.); for his 1821-1838 interlude period, spent primarily on the east coast (insects, animals, moose hunting in Marine, his trip to South America in 1830-1831, coin and medal designs); his period as a naturalist on the worldwide U.S. Exploring Expedition under the command of Charles Wilkes, 1838-1842; from the 1849-1873 period when he sketched around Washington, D. C. and in New Jersey; and there are more than 160 undated sketches of: animal skulls and bones, birds, plants, fish, insects, landscapes, and zoology.
Background note
The youngest son of Charles Willson Peale was born in Philosophical Hall in November 1799 and given the name Titian Ramsay Peale, after a brother who had died in the yellow fever epidemic of 1798. Educated primarily at home, the young Titian Peale took advantage of his family connections to meet some of America's most prominent naturalists and to attend Caspar Wistar's lectures in anatomy at the University of Pennsylvania. A precocious boy, he was apprenticed out at 13 to learn machine manufacturing, but soon returned to take part in the family business, the Philadelphia Museum, learning how to preserve natural historical specimens and take part in management of the museum.

Having inherited his father's artistic, as well as scientific inclinations, Titian Peale began to contribute as an scientific illustrator while still in his teens. His first professional work of note, the six colored plates for the prospectus to Thomas Say's American Entomology (Philadelphia : Mitchell & Ames, 1817), won him a measure of acclaim and election to the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. More importantly, it opened the door to further work in natural history. In December of that year, he joined Say, George Ord, and William Maclure on an expedition to the coastal regions of Georgia and Florida, and in 1819, his father helped arrange a spot for him as assistant naturalist on Stephen Harriman Long's expedition to the Rocky Mountains, a particularly productive venture. With Say, George Jessup, and Edwin James, among others, the Long party traveled up the Missouri River in the steamboat Western Engineer, before heading up west along the Platte to the front range of the Rockies. They are credited with being the first scientific surveyors of the region.

Upon returning to Philadelphia in 1821, Peale resumed work at the Philadelphia Museum, completing his field drawings and preparing the specimens collected on the expedition. His artistic output rapidly expanded. Peale executed several drawings of new American birds for Charles Lucien Bonaparte's supplement to Alexander Wilson's American Ornithology (Philadelphia, 1825-1833), and was hired by Say to prepare 54 colored plates for a three-volume American Entomology (Philadelphia: Philadelphia Museum, 1824-1828). He exhibited four watercolors at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in 1822, three from his Long Expedition work, and the fourth of butterflies.

Scientific exploration continued to be a focus for Peale throughout the 1820s and 1830s. In 1825, he returned to south Florida, and from the fall of 1830 through the spring of 1832, he toured the Magdalena River, Colombia, sketching and collecting huge numbers of butterflies and other specimens. His endeavors on these expeditions and his artistic work, more than his relatively few publications, won him election to the American Philosophical Society in 1833 at the young age of 34. The crowning achievement of his career as a naturalist, however, could well have come with his work as assistant naturalist aboard Charles Wilkes' United States Exploring Expedition (1838-1842). A circumnavigation of the globe that included stops at places as far flung as Fiji and the Philippines, the northwest Pacific Coast and California, the Wilkes Expedition was one of the most ambitious American expeditions of the mid-century.

Unfortunately for Peale, the Wilkes Expedition was to be a disappointment. A shipwreck in the mouth of the Columbia River cost him his most important specimens, and upon his return to Philadelphia, friction erupted between Peale and Wilkes over credit for the scientific discoveries and publication plans. Peale's Mammalia and Ornithology (Philadelphia: C. Sherman, 1848) appeared in a limited edition in 1848, but was later suppressed by Wilkes, with John Cassin's Mammalogy and Ornithology (Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1858) taking its place.

After these experiences and a period of difficulty supporting his family as an artist or naturalist, Peale took a position as an assistant examiner in the U.S. Patent Office in 1849. Though never free of the usual political intrigues associated with a governmental post, he remained in the Patent Office until his retirement in 1873.

During this last portion of his career, Peale continued painting, but took strong interest in photography, both in his work at the Patent Office and outside, and he became a founding member of the Amateur Photographic Exchange Club, the first club of its sort in the United States. His desire to produce a massively illustrated work on the butterflies of North America became his scientific focus, however it was never completed and never made it to press. Peale died in Philadelphia in 1885.


Scope and content
The Titian Ramsay Peale Sketches consist of about 550 pencil drawings, pen and ink sketches, watercolor paintings, and lithographs representing the bulk of Peale's artistic work throughout his career.

Beginning with a series of entomological sketches made for Thomas Say's prospectus when he was 17, the collection includes a particularly strong suite of sketches made on the Long Expedition (1819-1821), less thorough documentation of his expedition to South America (1830-1832) and as a member of the U.S. Exploring Expedition (1838-1842), and a few samples of his work for other naturalists, including Charles Lucien Bonaparte and Thomas Say, and for U.S. mint (1835-1836). There is relatively little to show for Peale's work after the end of the Wilkes Expedition, apart from a few sketches of bison from the 1870s and a series eight small oil paintings of Seven Mile Beach, New Jersey, 1873, and two oils of forest scenes.

Arrangement
The sketches are arranged in chronological order, with undated work placed at the end.

Administrative information
Restrictions
None.

Provenance
Acquired in accessions in 1955, 1956, and 1981.

Preferred citation
Cite as: Titian Ramsay Peale Sketches, American Philosophical Society.

Processing information
Recatalogued by rsc, 2001.

Alternate formats
Images of most sketches are available for purchase by contacting the Manuscripts Department. Black and white 8x10" photographic prints are $15.00; 4x5" color transparencies are $40.00 (transparencies must be returned within six months). Postage and handling and publication fees may also apply.

Additional information
Related material
The APS houses numerous manuscript collections relating to Titian Ramsay Peale, his father, Charles Willson Peale, and brothers, Rubens, Rembrandt, Raphaelle, and James, and many other members of the Peale and Sellers families.

References
The papers of Charles Willson Peale and his family have been reproduced almost in their entirety in microfiche form in Lillian B. Miller, ed. Collected Papers of Charles Willson Peale and his Family (Kraus Microfilm, 1980).

Jessie J. Poesch, Titian Ramsay Peale, 1799-1885 : and his journals of the Wilkes Expedition. Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society 28 and 52 (Philadelphia: APS, 1961). Call no.: 506.73 Am4me v.52

Kenneth Haltmann, Figures in a western landscape : reading the art of Titian Ramsay Peale from the long expedition to the Rocky Mountains, 1819-1820 (Diss., Yale University, 1992). Call no.: 759.13 H16f

Index term Reference number
Advocate of Science & the Annals of Natural History 235
Albatross 261, 264, 313, 314, 321
Andes (South America) 266
Antarctic 296
Antelope 98, 99, 100, 101, 194, 195, 196, 453, 461
Argus carryntas 2, 4
Badgers 52
Bangor (Me.) 208
Bats 146, 147, 249
Bears 123, 174, 204, 205, 206, 207
Bighorn sheep 162, 163, 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 512
Birds (otherwise unidentified) 7, 40, 41a, 1, 84, 85, 86, 7, 88, 89, 90, 91, 95, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 119, 120, 124, 125, 126, 127, 142a, 173, 177, 182, 183, 186b, 194b, 220, 221, 222, 231, 232, 234, 236, 237, 238, 239, 241a, 242, 243, 248, 255, 257, 258, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 271, 272, 273, 274, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 288, 289, 292, 318, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 365, 376-403, 444, 445, 446, 454, 455
Bison 62, 3, 4, 5, 66, 67, 69a, 69b, 0, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, l92, 193, 447
Blackbird 95, 395
Bobcat 148, 149a, 149b, 150a, 150b, 151
Bobwhite 376, 377, 378
Bogota, New Grenada (Colombia) 225a
Bonaparte, C. L. (Am. Ornithology) 175, 176, 177, 183, 231, 232
Booby, Red-footed 274
Botany 366, 367, 407, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 421, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 442 518, 519, 530
Brazil 249, 250
Butterflies and moths (see also Insects, Caterpillars) 2, 4, 8, 1, 12, 13, 6, 17, 18, 0, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 1, 32, 141, 233a-h, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 409, 432
Buttonwood tree 4
Cabinet of Natural History and American Rural Sports 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 222
Cactus flower 8
Caiacaia 353
Camera lucida 201a&b, 495
Canoe 209, 287
Cassin, John. Mammalogy and Ornithology 252a, 345, 346, 158
Castle 520, 523b
Caterpillars 9, 14, 15, 19, 0, 21, 22, 24, 25, 29, 30, 1, 406
Cattle 462, 463
Ceratomia quadricornis 0
Charleston Museum (Charleston, S.C.) 382
Chickens 379
Childs & Inman (lithographers) 447, 449
Childs & Lehman (lithographers) 453
Chipmunks 114, 115, 169
Chrysalis and cocoons 13, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 1, 432
Cicadas (see also Insects) 136
Circular of the Philadelphia Museum 450
Coins and medals 230, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 242 , 243
Columba oceania 280
Condor 221, 402
Cook, James 297, 298
Cormorant 288
Coyotes 66b, 152, 153, 154
Cranes, Sandhill 86, 7, 88
Craven, Thomas T. 259, 260
Cuckoo, Blackbilled 380
Cutright, Paul. Lewis & Clark 163
Darley, Felix Octavius Carr (artist) 486
Deer 5, 56, 57, 155, 156, 157, 158, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 235, 374, 464, 465, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471, 472, 473, 474, 475, 476, 477, 478, 479, 480, 481, 483, 484, 485, 486
Deer, Black tail 158, 235
Dogs 97, 144b
Dogwood, Swamp 406
Dolphin 252
Drayton, Joseph (artist) 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355
Duck 381, 382, 383, 401
Duck, Ringnecked 401
Eagle 236, 237, 238, 239, 241a, 242, 243
Eider 355
Elephant 487
Engineer Cantonment 59, 60, 1, 84, 86, 89, 91
Engravings 51, 163, 178a, 178b, 178c, 178d-m, 379, 386, 448
Ermine 170
Fawn 5, 57
Fiji 290
Finch 384, 385, 394
Florida 179, 185
Flowers (otherwise unidentified) 35, 6, 8, 118, 307, 308, 309, 310, 311, 312, 368, 404, 405, 406, 408, 409, 411, 412, 420a, 425, 427
Flying Fish (ship) 337, 339, 340
Fort Sutter (Calif.) 316a, 316b
Fox 9, 50, 51, 159, 267
Frigate-bird 273, 386
Gallinule 317, 387
Gallinule, American purple 387
Gazelle 194, 195, 196
Geese 257, 318
Goats 488, 489
Goldfinch 183
Gopher 4
Grasshopper 224
Grouse, Heath 391, 392
Grouse, Ruffled 388, 389, 390
Gull 173, 322, 350
Gull, Black-headed 322
Hawaii 293, 294, 295, 297, 298
Hawks 1
Honeysuckle 408
Hummingbird 445, 446
Hunting 66a, 67a, 69a, 69b, 0, 81, 82, 220, 318
Ibis, Glossy 231, 232
Iguana 229
Indians 66a, 66b, 67a, 67b, 68a, 68b, 69a, 69b, 0, 6, 117, 209, 213, 214, 215
Insects (see also Butterflies and Moths) 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140
Kestrel 125
Key West (Fla.) 185
Landscapes 5, 142a, 142b, 143, 144a, 144b, 145, 225a, 278, 293, 294, 295, 357, 358, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 368, 434, 435a, 436, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441a, 443
Lizards 223, 229
Llamas 270
Magpie 103, 104
Mastodon 171
Mauna Loa 293, 294, 295
Meliphagid 283
Merlin 329
Mice 146, 160
Mink 170
Missouri River 5, 59, 60, 1, 84, 86, 89, 91
Mole, Brewer's 7, 48
Mole, Star-nose 181
Moles 7, 48, 179, 180, 181, 184
Monarch butterfly 6, 17, 233c
Monkey 401
Moose 217, 218, 219, 448, 492, 493, 494, 495, 496, 497, 498
Mounds--Peru 268, 269
Mourning-cloak butterfly 18
Mouse, Field 146
Mule deer 235
Muskrats 161
New Jersey 220, 358, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 368, 435a
Ostrich 393
Oto Indians 6
Otter 3
Owl 119
Oystercatcher 351
Pamphila verna 3
Papilio asterios 13
Parrots 396, 445, 446
Peacock (ship) 315
Peale, Titian Ramsay (self portrait) 457
Pelican 90, 91, 323, 397
Pelican, American white 323, 397
Penguin 289
Penobscot Indians 209, 213, 214, 215
Phalarope, Wilson's 177
Philippines 300, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 319, 320
Pigeon 126, 255, 279, 280, 281, 284, 292, 398
Pigeon, Copper beaked 398
Plover 176, 177
Polar bear 204, 205, 206, 207
Porpoise (ship) 338, 339
Potomac River 357
Prairie hen 399
Prairie dog 102
Prisoners--Philippines 303, 304, 305, 306
Quail 376, 377, 378, 400
Rabbits 244, 245, 499
Rail 352
Ram 500
Rats 53
Salamander 149b, 150b
Sandpiper 94, 177, 231, 232, 330, 331
Sandpiper, Pectorial 231, 232
Saneriuthus juglaredis 22
Santiago (Chile) 267
Saturnia drury 12
Saturnia promethea 233d, e
Say, Thomas. Am. Entomology 178a, 178b, 178c, 178d-m
Scissor tailed flycatcher 124
Sea Gull (ship) 256
Seagull 234
Seven Mile Beach (N.J.) 358, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 368
Shearwater 282, 348, 349
Sheep 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511, 512
Shells 3, 34
Ships (see also names of ships) 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 435b
Shrew mole 179, 180, 184
Skunks 513
Snails 3, 449
Snakes 111
Snipe, Red-breasted 231, 232
Snowy plover 324
South America 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229
Spears 228a
Sphinx sordida 14, 15
Squirrel (see also Chipmunks) 46, 112, 113, 114, 116, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169
Steamboats 9, 59, 60, 122, 143
Storm petrel 262, 263
Storm petrel, Wilson's 347
Swallow 108, 109
Swan 332
Tahiti 215-278, 282, 285, 286, 291
Tanager, Scarlet 85
Taunoa 291
Tern, Black-footed 325, 326
Terns 1, 7, 248, 271, 272, 325, 326, 327
Tiebout, Cornelius (engraver) 178
Tierra del Fuego (Orange Bay) 260
Title Pages 1, 450, 529
Toucan 328
Tulip tree 409
Turkey 40
United Bowman (insignia) 451, 452
Violet, White 35, 6
Vulture 221, 402
Wagon 531
Walker, William M. 251
Warbler 182a
Washington, William 456
Weasels 514
Western Engineer (ship) 9, 59, 60, 143
Wilkes, Charles. Narrative... 297
Willet 333
Wolf 92, 3, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 259, 260, 266, 345, 346, 515, 516, 517
Wolf, Brown 198, 199
Woodchuck 43
Woodpecker 403
Xanthidia lisa 233g

Added entries
Subjects
  • American bison--Pictorial works
  • Animals--Pictorial works
  • Antelopes--Pictorial works
  • Birds--Pictorial works
  • Botany--Pictorial works
  • Butterflies--Pictorial works
  • Caterpillars--Pictorial works
  • Coin design
  • Deer--Pictorial works
  • Fishes--Pictorial works
  • Indians of North America--Pictorial works
  • Insects--Pictorial works
  • Landscape drawing
  • Moose--Pictorial works
  • Natural history
  • New Jersey--Pictorial works
  • Ornithology--Pictorial works
  • Philippines--Pictorial works
  • South America--Pictorial works
  • Squirrels--Pictorial works
  • Stephen H. Long Expedition to the Rocky Mountains (1819-1820)
  • United States Exploring Expedition (1838-1842)
  • Washington (D.C.)--Pictorial works
  • West (U.S.)--Pictorial works
  • Wolves--Pictorial works
  • Zoology--Pictorial works
  • Contributors
  • Peale, Titian Ramsay, 1799-1885
  • Genre terms
  • Engravings
  • Lithographs
  • Sketches
  • Contact information
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    Detailed inventory

    1. "Lepidoptera and seas(on) of appearance" [1817] Pencil

    2. Argus carryntas (Butterfly) [1817] Pencil

    3. Pamphila verna (Moths) [1817] Watercolor




    4. Argus carryntas (Butterfly) [1817] Watercolor

    5. Three insects [1817] Watercolor, pencil

    6. Insect [1817] Watercolor

    7. Gnophria vittata (insect) [1817] Watercolor

    8. Moth "Caught on 21st of' Aug." [1817] Watercolor

    9. Caterpillar "Drawn on 22nd of' Aug." [1817] Watercolor

    10. Callimorpha interrupto-marginata (insect) [1817] Watercolor

    11. Butterflies [1817] Watercolor




    12. Saturnia drury 14 Aug. (moth) [1817] Watercolor

    13. Papilio asterios and chrysalis, Aug. 23 [1817] Watercolor, pencil

    14. Sphinx sordida (Caterpillar) [1817] Watercolor

    15. Sphinx sordida (Caterpillar) [1817] Pencil

    16. Monarch Butterfly 1817 Watercolor




    17. Monarch Butterfly, "near Germantown " [1817] Watercolor

    18. Mourning cloak Butterfly [1817] Watercolor

    19. Two caterpillars [1817] Watercolor

    20. Ceratomia quadricornis (Caterpillar) [1817] Watercolor




    21. Two caterpillars [1817] Watercolor

    22. Saneriuthus juglaredis (Caterpillar) [1817] Watercolor

    23. Chrysalis, " Sept. 26 1817" 1817 Watercolor

    24. Yellow moth, cocoon and caterpillar [1817] Watercolor, pencil

    25. Moth, cocoon and caterpillar [1817] Watercolor, pencil

    26. Chrysalis and butterfly [1817] Watercolor, pencil

    27. Moth [1817] Watercolor

    28. Cocoon on leaf "Drawn September 1817" 1817 Watercolor

    29. Bushy caterpillar "16th Sept. 1817" 1817 Watercolor

    30. Caterpillar on leaf, "24th of Sept." [1817] Watercolor

    31. Caterpillar and chrysalis, "24th of Sept." [1817] Watercolor, pencil




    32. Butterfly profile [1817] Pencil

    33. Shell, "Cincinatti (Ohio)" 1819 May 13 Watercolor




    34. Shell [18l9 May] Watercolor

    35. White violet, "Indiana..." 1819 May 25 Watercolor

    36. White violet, "Indiana..." 1819 May 25 Watercolor




    37. Sterna minuta (Tern) 1819 May 28 Watercolor




    38. Cactus flower [1819 May] Watercolor




    39. Western Engineer (Steamboat) 1819 Ink & wash




    40. Turkey, "length 4 feet 8 inches" 1819 June 3 Watercolor

    41a. Sparrow sp. "Belle fontaine ... Male 1819 June 23 Watercolor, pencil




    41b. Landscape [1819 June 23] Watercolor

    42. Catfish, "Cold water creek" 1819 June 23 Watercolor

    43. Monax (Woodchuck) 1819 July 5 Pencil & ink

    44. Pocket Gopher, "Arrow Rock [Missouri]" 1819 July 21 Watercolor, pencil




    45. "Sunset on the Missouri 370 miles..." 1819 July 28 Watercolor O.S.




    46. Squirrel [Note: Described as Sciurus niger in T.R.P. Ms. at Am. Museum of. Nat. History] 1819 Sept. 5 Ink & Pencil

    47. Brewer's mole & vole 1819 Oct. 18 Ink & pencil




    48. Brewer's mole & vole [1819] Watercolor, ink




    49. Fox 1819 Oct. Pencil & ink




    50. Fox 1819 Oct. Watercolor

    51. Fox [1819 Oct.] Engraving

    52. Badgers [1819] Watercolor




    53. Wood Rat [see James, vol. 1, 52] [1819] Pencil

    54. Buttonwood (Tree), "Louisville Kenty" 1819 Pencil




    55. Fawn, "Engineer Cantonment [Missouri River] 1820 Feb. Pencil




    56. Deer, "Hind foot" 1820 Feb. Watercolor

    57. Fawn [1820] Watercolor O.S.

    58. Trout ? (fish) 1820 Feb. Watercolor

    59. Engineer Cantonment [Missouri River] 1820 Feb. Pencil

    60. Engineer Cantonment [Missouri River] 1820 Feb. Pencil




    61. "Birds No. 1 Engineer Cant." F. lagopus (hawk) 1820 Feb. Watercolor, pencil




    62. Young Buffalo Bull 1820 Feb. Pencil

    63. Cows (Bison heads) 1820 Feb. Watercolor, pencil




    64. Bison (male) "Little Sioux River" 1820 Feb. Pencil




    65. Bison Bulls 1820 Feb. Watercolor




    66a. Indian shooting Bison [1820 Feb.] Pencil

    66b. Bison attacked by coyotes [1820 Feb.] Pencil

    67a. Indian bison hunt [1820 Feb.] Pencil

    67b. Bison [1820 Feb.] Pencil

    68a. Indian on horseback [1820 Feb.] Watercolor, pencil




    68b. Indian girl and burro & Indian on horseback [1820 Feb.] Watercolor, pencil

    69a. Braves on horseback [1820 Feb.] Pencil




    69b. Man, horse & bison [1820 Feb.] Pencil

    70. Bison hunt 1820 [Feb.] Watercolor, ink




    71. Bison, racing left n.d. Pencil

    72. Bison, front view n.d. Pencil

    73. Two bison n.d. Pencil

    74. Three bison n.d. Pencil

    75. Two bison n.d. Pencil

    76. Bison, facing left n.d. Pencil Extra OS

    77. Bison, facing right n.d. Pencil O.S.

    78. Bison, facing left n.d. Pencil O.S.

    79. Bison, grazing n.d. Pencil O.S.

    80a. Two bison, dying n.d. Pencil

    80b. Sketch of unidentified mechanical object n.d. Pencil

    81. Buffalo Kill (See Poesch, p.109, fig.48) (c.1873) Pencil Extra OS

    82. Buffalo Hunt on River Platte (Poesch, p.109) (c.1873) Pencil Extra OS

    83. River Otter 1820 Feb. Pencil




    84. Sparrow sp. "Engineer Cant" 1820 March Watercolor, pencil

    85. Scarlet tanager 1820 Watercolor




    86. Sandhill Cranes "Engineer Cantonment" 1820 March Pencil

    87. Sandhill Crane [1820 March] Watercolor O.S.




    88. Sandhill Crane [1820 March] Watercolor




    89. Wood Duck (head) "Engineer Cant " 1820 April Watercolor

    90. American White Pelican [1820 April] Pencil

    91. American White Pelican, "Engineer Cantt" 1820 April Pencil

    92. Wolf devouring deer head 1820 April Pencil

    93. Wolf devouring deer head 1820 [April] Watercolor




    94. Sandpiper sp. 1820 May 5 Watercolor, pencil

    95. Yellow headed Blackbird 1820 May 14 Watercolor

    96. Ottoes (Siouan indian) 1820 May Watercolor




    97. Indian dogs [1820 May] Watercolor, pencil

    98. Pronghorn Antelope [1820 June] Pencil

    99. Pronghorn Antelope [1820 June] Pencil

    100. Pronghorn Antelope (head) 1820 June 19 Watercolor




    101. Pronghorn Antelope Antilocapra americana [1820 June 19] Watercolor O.S.




    102. Prairie dog 1820 June 25 Pencil

    103. Corvus pica (magpie) [1820 June 29] Watercolor




    104. Magpie [1820 June 29] Pencil

    105. Bird (unidentified) 1820 July 1 Ink & pencil

    106. Birds (unidentified) 1820 July 17 Ink

    107. Birds (unidentified) 1820 July 17 Ink

    108. Cliff Swallows [See Ord, Am. Orn. vol. 1, p.63] 1820 July 17 Ink




    109. Nests of Cliff Swallows 1820 July 17 Ink




    110. Birds (unidentified) 1820 July 18 Ink

    111. Snake's head, "1st camp on the Arkansas" 1820 July 16 Ink & pencil

    112. Line tail Squirrel 1820 July 26 Ink




    113. Squirrel (dead squirrel hanging by one leg) [1820 July 26] Pencil




    114. Chipmunks 1820 July 28 Ink

    115. Chipmunks (Sciurus quadrativitattus) 1820 July 28 Watercolor




    116. Line tail Squirrel (Sciurus trigrammurus Say) [1820 July] Watercolor O.S.

    117. Indian breast work on the River Platte 1820 [July] Watercolor




    118. Flowers (lavender blossoms) 1820 Aug. 3 Watercolor, pencil

    119. Burrowing owl [See C.L. Bonaparte, Am. Orn. vol. 1] 1820 Aug. 7 Ink




    120. Bird (unidentified) [1820] Aug. 24 Ink

    121. Fish, "New Orleans" 1820 Nov. 31 Watercolor

    122. Riverboat, "Yankee" [1820 Nov.] Pencil

    123. Three bears (Cape Girardeau, Missouri, Long Expedition) 1820 Gray wash

    124. Scissor tailed Flycatcher (and unidentified bird) 1820 Watercolor




    125. Kestrel [1820] Ink & wash

    126. Pigeon or dove [1820] Ink & w/c

    127. Bird (unidentified) [1820] Ink

    128. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    129. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    130. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    131. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    132. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    133. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor




    134. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    135. Insect "Buprest rufipes" [1819-20] Watercolor

    136. Cicadas [1819-20] Watercolor




    137. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    138. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    139. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    140. Insects [1819-20] Watercolor

    141. Phaeton (two butterflies) [1819-20] Watercolor




    142a. Landscape: Mountain range & Prairie hen [1819-20] Pencil

    142b. Landscape: River bank [1819-20] Pencil

    143. Landscape: (Riverscape, with view of West. Engin.) [1819-20] Watercolor

    144a. Landscape: a. Man (Indian?) fishing [1819-20] Pencil




    144b. Landscape: b. Canine head [1819-20] Pencil

    145. Landscape: (two people and campfire) [1819-20] Watercolor

    146. Field mouse & bat [1819-20] Pencil

    147. N.Y. bat, Vespertilio novabnacensis L. [1819-20] Watercolor




    148. Bobcat [1819-20] Gray wash

    149a. Bobcat [1819] Watercolor, pencil




    149b. Salamander 1819 May 1 Watercolor

    150a. Bobcat [1819] Watercolor

    150b. Salamander [1819] Pencil

    151. Bobcat [1819-20] Watercolor




    152. Coyote [1819-20] Pencil

    153. Coyote [1819-20] Watercolor

    154. Coyote [1819-20] Watercolor, ink

    155a,b. Deer [1819-20] Pencil

    156. Deer (head and eye) [1819-20] Pencil

    157. Deer (with a detailed description) 1819-20] Pencil

    158. Black Tail Deer, summer hair [See Cassin, Pl. 10] [1819-20] Watercolor O.S.




    159. Fox [1819-20] Watercolor O.S.

    160. Meadow Jumping Mouse [1819-20] Watercolor, pencil




    161. Muskrats [1819-20] Watercolor

    162. Bighorn sheep (drawn from specimen in Museum?] [1819-20] Watercolor

    163. Bighorn sheep (by Alexander Lawson, see: Paul Cutright, Lewis & Clark: Pioneering Naturalists, p. 240ff) 1819-20] Engraving

    164. Gray squirrel [1819-20] Watercolor

    165. Gray squirrels [1819-20] Watercolor, ink wash




    166. Red squirrel [1819-20] Watercolor

    167. Red squirrel [1819-20] Watercolor

    168. Squirrel [1819-20] Watercolor

    169. Chipmunk, Sciurus striatus L. [1819-20] Watercolor

    170. Mink and ermine [1819-20] Watercolor




    171. The Gigantic Mastodon [Godman, Am. Nat. His. 2:20 1821 Jan. Watercol. (wash) O.S.

    172. Peacocks eye (fish), Chaetodon ocellatus 1821 March Watercolor

    173. Gull, immature 1822 Watercolor

    174. Missouri bear, Ursus horribilis Ord [1822] Watercolor




    175. Piping Plover (snowy Plover) [Bonaparte IV:59, Plate .24] 1824 May 14 Watercolor, pencil O.S.

    176. Piping Plover [Bonaparte, IV:59, Plate 24] [1824 May] Watercolor




    177. Three birds: 1. Wilson's Phalarope; 2. Shinz's Sandpiper; 3.Piping Plover. [Bonaparte IV: Plate 24] [1824] Watercolor O.S.




    178a. Insects, Plate no. 2 [1824-28] Engraving

    178b. Insects, Plate no. 3 [1824-28] Engraving

    178c. Insects, Plate no. 5 [1824-28] Engraving




    178d. Insects, Plate no. 6 [1824-28] Engraving

    178e. Insects, Plate no. 8 [1824-28] Engraving

    178f. Insects, Plate no. 9 [1824-28] Engraving

    178g. Insects, Plate no. 11 [1824-28] Engraving

    178h. Insects, Plate no. 12 [1824-28] Engraving

    178I. Insects, Plate no. 13 [1824-28] Engraving

    178j. Insects, Plate no. 15 [1824-28] Engraving

    178k. Insects, Plate no. 16 [1824-28] Engraving

    178l. Insects, Plate no. 17 [1824-28] Engraving

    178m. Insects, Plate no. ? [1824-28] Engraving

    179. Mr. Snyder's house, Key Varas, Kinght's Keys... (Florida) 1825 March 14 Pencil

    180. Shrew Mole (For description of' TRP's tamed Shrew Mole, see Goodman, vo1 1: 90-91 1825 July 9 Watercolor

    181. Star-nose Mole [1825 July9] Watercolor

    182a. Cerulean Warbler 1825 Aug. 1 Watercolor, pencil

    182b. Bird (unidentified) 1825 Aug 1 Pencil

    183. Female F. tristis" [See Bonaparte, Am. Orn. Plate 6, fig. 41 (American Goldfinch) [1825] Pencil

    184. Shrew mole [Godman, vol. 1, opp.81] [1825] Pencil

    185*. "Allentown from the Commodore's house looking no [1824-25] Ink & Pencil

    186a. Sketch of' the Peale Museum [1826/27] Pencil

    186b. Bird (unidentified) [1826/27] Pencil

    187. Deer [1827] Pencil

    188. Deer, leaping [1827] Pencil

    189. Deer, leaping [1827] Pencil

    190. Two deer (buck & doe) [1827] Lithograph O.S.

    191. Two deer (buck & doe) Colored [1827] Lithograph O.S.

    192. Bison 1829 March 1 Pencil

    193. Bison: head & eye "Phila." 1829 March 2 Pencil

    194a. Antelope (Gazelle) 1829 June Watercolor

    194b. Colored lithograph 1829 June Watercolor, pencil

    195. Bird (unidentified) 1829 [June] Lithograph O.S.

    196. Antelope (Gazelle) 1829 [June] Lithograph O.S.

    197. Antelope (Gazelle) 1829 July 22 Pencil

    198. Wolf and wolf's head "Phila. " 1829 July 22 Pencil

    199. Brown wolf (North Carolina) 1829 Aug.8 Watercolor




    200a. Philadelphia just after a storm 1829 Aug. 14 Pencil

    200b. Wolf and wolf's head 1829 Aug. 14 Pencil

    201a,b. Wolf sleeping "taken with the camera lucida" 1829 Aug. 14 Pencil

    202. Wolf sleeping "taken with the camera lucida" 1829 Aug. 14 Pencil

    203. Wolf [1829 Aug.] Pencil

    204. Polar bear 1830 Jan. 3 Watercolor, pencil

    205. Polar bear [1830] Pencil tracing

    206a. Polar bear, sitting [1830] Pencil

    206b. Cat head [1830] Pencil

    207. Polar bear [1830] Oil O.S.




    208. Bangor Maine [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    209. "Bark canoe, Maine Indians" [1830 Oct.] Watercolor, pencil




    210. Camp in Maine woods [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    211. Camp in Maine woods [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    212. Camp in Maine woods [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    213. Mitchele Louis, Penobscot Indian [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    214. Penobscot Indian [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    215. Jo Soccesu, Penobscot Indian [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    216. Cabin in Maine woods [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    217. Moose & description [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    218. Moose head [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    219. Moose, with measurements [1830 Oct.] Pencil

    220. "Long Beach, N.J., Duck shooting" [1830] Watercolor

    221. King Vulture (bird), Turbaco, New Grenada (condor) [1830] Watercolor




    222. Bird (diagram) [See Cabinet of Nat. His. & Am. Rural Sports, 1830, vol. 1., 203] [1830] Pencil

    223. Lizard, Magdaline River, So. America [1830] Watercolor




    224. Grasshopper 1831 April 4 Watercolor, pencil




    225a. Falls of Tiquendama; near Bogata, New Grenada [1831 June] Pencil

    225b. Soldier [1831 June] Pencil

    226a. Saddle [Sketched while in So. America] [1830-32] Pencil

    226b. Torso, (human) [1830-32] Pencil

    227. Saddle stirrup [1830-32] Pencil

    228a. Spear [1830-32] Pencil

    228b. Torso (arm & head) [1830-32] Pencil

    229. Iguana [1830-32] Watercolor




    230. Design for coin, "Liberty" 1832 Watercolor, ink, pencil

    231. Three birds: 1. Glossy Ibis; 2. Pectorial Sand-piper; 3. Red-Breasted Snipe. [See Bonaparte, Am. Orn. 1833, v. IV, Plate 23 [1833] Watercolor O.S.

    232. Three birds: 1. Glossy Ibis; 2. Pectorial Sand-piper; 3. Red-Breasted Snipe [1833] Watercolor O.S.

    233a. Three moths [1833] lithograph

    233b. Three moths [1833] lithograph

    233c. Monarch butterfly (colored) with caterpillar [1833] lithograph

    233d. Saturnia promethea, Female (colored), moths [1833] lithograph

    233e. Two moths: Saturnia promethea, male (colored) [1833] Lithograph

    233f. Three moths, caterpillar & chrysalis (colored) [1833] Lithograph

    233g. Butterflies, caterpillar & chrysalis: Xanthia lisa (colored) [1833] Lithograph

    233h. Two moths, caterpillar & chrysalis: Geometra domestica (colored) [1833] Lithograph

    234. Sea Gull, Procellario carpensis 1834 Mar 18 Pencil

    235. Black tailed or Mule Deer, Cervus macrotis [See: The Advocate of Science and the Ann. of Nat. History, 1834. vol. 1, p.11 (Film 13) 1834 Lithograph




    236. Design for coin (Eagle) [1835-36] Watercolor, pencil




    237. Design for coin (Eagle) [1835-36] Watercolor




    238. Design for coin (Eagle) [1835-36] Watercolor

    239. Design for coin (Eagle) [1835-36] Pencil

    240. Design for coin or medallion [1835-36] Oil

    241a. Eagle & deer [1835-36] Pencil

    241b. Rifle, "Dr. Robert Patterson" [1835-36] Pencil

    242. Design for coin or medallion (eagle) [1835-36] Pencil

    243. Design for coin or medallion (eagle) [1835-36] Watercolor, pencil

    244. Rabbit., Lepus palustris [1836] Watercolor




    245. Rabbit. L. americanus [Lith. Lehman & Duval, Phila.] 1836 Lithograph

    246. Madeira, from the Summit of Coural Das Freira [1838 Sep. 18] Watercolor O.S.

    247. Outrigger canoes, Madeira 1838 Sep.] Pencil

    248. Tern, Brown Hoddy 1838 Nov. 2 Watercolor

    249. Bats, "off the Coast of Brazil" 1838 Nov. 18 Watercolor, pencil

    250. "Rio Janeiro, Rue Direche" 1838 Nov. Pencil O.S.

    251. Porpoise, "Corrected by Lt. [Wm. M.] Walker" [1839 Jan. 18] Pencil O.S.

    252a. Delphinus pectoralis [See: John Cassin, Mammology and Ornithology of Wilkes Expedition, 1858, Plate No.5 (Dolphin) [1839 Jan. 18] Pencil

    252b. Dolphin (back view) [1839 Jan. 18] Pencil

    253. Guanaco, Rio Negro, Patagonia 1839 Jan. Pencil

    254. "Pilot's house, Rio Negro, Patagonia [1839 Jan.] Pencil

    255. "Cape Pigeon" (bird) w. sketch of boat [1839 Feb.] Pencil

    256. U.S. Schooner Sea Gull, on bar of Rio Negro 1839 [Jan.] Pencil

    257. Goose (with notations) 1839 Feb. 21 Watercolor, pencil

    258. Bird (Bunting?) 1839 Feb. 22 Pencil

    259. Wolf [drawn by Thomas T. Craven?] 1839 Feb.-Mar. Pencil

    260. Wolf "Orange Bay" (Tierra del Fuego). T. T. Craven 1839 March Watercolor O.S.

    261. Diomedea fuliginosa (Albatross) 1839 March 14 Pencil

    262. Storm Petrel, "Blue Petral, male" 1839 March 18 Watercolor, pencil

    263. Storm Petrel ? 1839 March 21 Pencil

    264. Diomedea exulans (Albatross) 1839 April 7 Watercolor, pencil

    265. Crested bird (Passerine bird) 1839 May 28 Watercolor (wash)

    266. Male wolf, "Cordillera de los Andes" 1839 May Pencil

    267. Female fox, "Road to Santiago, Chili" 1839 May Pencil

    268. Mound near Lima, Peru 1839 June Ink & wash

    269. Mound near Lima, Peru 1839 [June] Oil O.S.

    270. Llamas (Peru?) [1839 June] Pencil




    271. Luca Tern (bird) at Callao, near Lima, Peru 1839 July 1 Watercolor




    272. Fairy Tern (Gygis) [1839 Aug.] Watercolor, pencil

    273. Frigate-bird, sp. 1839 Aug. 16 Watercolor, pencil

    274. Red-footed Bobby 1839 Aug. 21 Watercolor

    275. Tahiti, "Moatoa" [Valley of the Popino River] 1839 [Aug-Sep] Ink & pencil

    276. Tahiti, "First camp on the Popenoo river" 1839 [Aug-Sep] Pencil

    277. Church, Popenoo, Tahiti 1839 [Aug-Sep] Pencil

    278. Tahiti, "North side of Tahiti" (landscape) 1839 Sep. Pencil

    279. Ptilonapus purpuratus, or Fruit Pigeon 1839 Sept. 8 Watercolor, pencil

    280. Columba oceanica 1839 Sept Pencil

    281. Carpophaga auroce (Pigeon) [1839 Sept.] Pencil

    282. Shearwater sp. (?), "Tahiti " [1839 Sept.] Pencil

    283. Meliphagid sp. 1839 Oct. 19 Watercolor, pencil




    284. Didunculus strigirostrus, Samoa (pigeon) [1839] Watercolor, pencil




    285. Tahitian Indian, "Homai" [1840 June] Pencil

    286. "Taunoa (village), Tahiti" [1840 Jan.-Jun] Pencil

    287. Feejee (Fiji) canoe 1840 March 8 Pencil

    288. Cormorant sp. (bird) 1840 March Watercolor, pencil

    289. Magellanic penguin ? [1840 May-Jun] Pencil




    290. "Viti canoe skulling" Fiji Pencil

    291. Taunoa (viliage), Tahiti, John's House [1840 June] Oil O.S.

    292. Pigeon sp. 1840 Aug. 6 Watercolor, pencil

    293. Mauna Loa (volcano), Hawaii [1840 Fall] Pencil

    294. Mauna Loa (volcano), Hawaii [1840 Dec.] Pencil

    295. Mauna Loa (volcano), Hawaii [1840 Dec.] Watercolor

    296. Antarctic Ice (Ship, from the Wilkes Exp.) [1840 Dec.] Watercolor

    297. Tree near which Capt. Cook was killed, Keala kua Bay, Hawaii [See: Wilkes' Narrative 1849; IV:93] [1840 Dec.] Pencil

    298. Tree near which Capt. Cook was killed [Photo of painting owned by Ed. L. Lachman, St. Pete., 1970] [1840 Dec.] Photograph

    299. Peale's River, Vitia lern [1841 Jan. 28] Pencil

    300. Artist unknown. Prisoners on Samboangu? [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    301. Artist unknown. Philippine woman? [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    302. Artist unknown. Philippine man? [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    303. Artist unknown. Prisoners on Samboangu? [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    304. Artist unknown. Prisoners on Samboangu? [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    305. Artist unknown. Prisoners on Samboangu? [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    306. Artist unknown. Prisoners on Samboangu? [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    307. Artist unknown. Flowers [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    308. Artist unknown. Flowers & butterfly [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    309. Artist unknown. Flowers & butterfly [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    310. Artist unknown. Flowers & butterfly [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    311. Artist unknown. Flowers & butterfly [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    312. Artist unknown. Flowers & butterfly [1841 Jan. 28] Watercolor

    313. Diomedea brachyura (Albatross sp.) 1841 May 20 Watercolor, pencil

    314. Diomedea brachyura (Albatross sp.) 1841 May 26 Watercolor, pencil




    315. Ship, Peacock ? [1841June-Jul.] Watercolor




    316a. Fort Sutter ? [1841 Oct.] Watercolor O.S.

    316b. Plan of Fort Sutter? [1841 Oct.19] Watercolor




    317. Common gallinule [1841] Watercolor




    318. "Catching wild geese in California" [1841] Pencil




    319. Palm trees, Manila 1842 [Jan.] Pencil

    320. Palm tree, Manila 1842 [Jan.] Pencil

    321. Brown Albatross (bird) [1838-42] Pencil

    322. Black-headed gull [1838-42] Pencil

    323. American White Pelican [1838-42] Watercolor

    324. Snowy Plover [1838-42] Pencil

    325. Black-fronted tern [1838-42] Watercolor, pencil

    326a. Black-fronted tern [1838-42] Watercolor, pencil

    326b. Black-fronted tern (?) [1838-42] Pencil

    327a. Tern sp. [1838-42] Pencil

    327b. Tern sp. (head) [1838-42] Pencil

    328a. Toucan sp. [1838-42] Watercolor

    328b. Toucan beak [1838-42] Pencil

    329. Durlin (bird), Tringa alpinus [1838-42] Pencil

    330a. Sandpiper sp. [1838-42] Pencil

    330b. Sandpiper sp. [1838-42] Pencil

    331a. Sandpiper sp. [1838-42] Pencil

    331b. Sandpiper sp. [1838-42] Pencil

    332. Swan sp. "from Mr. Heads specimen" [1838-42] Watercolor

    333. Willet (bird) [1838-42] Watercolor O.S.

    334. Fish (with notations) [1838-42] Watercolor

    335. Mouth of the river Bogie ? [1838-42] Pencil

    336. Man in a cabin [1838-42] Pencil

    337. Ship, Flying Fish [1838-42] Pencil

    338. Ship, Porpoise [1838-42] Pencil

    339. Ships, Porpoise and Flying Fish [1838-42] Pencil

    340. Ships, Porpoise and Flying Fish [1838-42] Pencil

    341. Ships in a harbor [1838-42] Ink

    342. Ships on the horizon [1838-42] Pencil

    343a. View of shoreline from a barge [1838-42] Pencil

    343b. Building, objects (faint sketches) [1838-42] Pencil

    344. View of shoreline & ships from a barge [1838-42] Pencil

    345. Wolves. 1. Lupus gigas 2. Lupus occidentali (Cassin's i.d. See: Cassin, Plate No.3] [1838-42] Pencil O.S.

    346. Wolves. 1. Lupus gigas 2. Lupus occidentali (Cassin's i.d. See: Cassin, Plate No.3] [1838-42] Oil O.S.

    347. Wilson's storm Petrel (bird) By Joseph Drayton 1839 Jan. 7 Pencil

    348a. Shearwater sp. By Joseph Drayton 1839 Jan. 7 Watercolor

    348b. Foot of Shearwater sp. By Joseph Drayton 1839 Jan. 7 Pencil

    349. Shearwater sp. By Joseph Drayton 1839 Jan. 22 Watercolor

    350. Proscelaria (Sea gull head). By Joseph Drayton 1839 Feb. 13 Watercolor,ink, Pencil O.S.

    351. Oystercatcher sp. By Joseph Drayton 1839 Feb. Watercolor

    352. Rail sp. (bird), Rallus olivaceus. By Joseph Drayton 1839 March 9 Watercolor

    353. Caiacaia (bird). By Joseph Drayton 1839 April 1 Watercolor

    354. Unidentified bird. By Joseph Drayton 1841 May Watercolor, pencil

    355. Eider sp. (bird) By Joseph Drayton 1841 May Watercolor

    356. Frog spawn, Rock Creek, D.C. 1849 April 8 Watercolor

    357. Great-falls, Potomac River 1858 Oil O.S.




    358. 7 mile Beach, N.J. 1873 July 2l Oil

    359. 7 mile Beach, N.J. 1873 July 23 Oil

    360. 7 mile Beach, N.J. 1873 Ju1y 30 Oil




    361. 7 mile Beach, N.J. 1873 Aug. 2 Oil

    362. 7 mile Beach, N.J. 1873 Aug. 2 Oil

    363. 7 mile Beach, N.J. 1873 Aug, 5 Oil

    364. 7 mile Beach, N.J. 1873 Aug. 5 Oil

    365. Fish Hawks nest, 7 mile Beach, N.J. [with 3p. AD] 1873 Aug. Oil

    366. Forest scene [1873] Oil

    367. Forest scene [1873] Oil

    368. Flower, 7 mile Beach, N.J. 1875 Aug. 8 Watercolor, pencil

    369. Animal skulls & bones n.d. Charcoal

    370. Animal skull n.d. Charcoal

    371. Animal skull n.d. Charcoal

    372. Animal skull n.d. Charcoal

    373. Animal skull n.d. Watercolor & charcoal

    374. Animal skull (Deer) n.d. Pencil

    375. Animal bones n.d. Watercolor, pencil

    376. Bobwhites (?) n.d. Pencil

    377. Bobwhite (?) n.d. Pencil

    378. Bobwhite (?) n.d. Pencil

    379. Chickens n.d. Engraving

    380. Blackbilled cuckoo n.d. Watercolor O.S.

    381. Duck n.d. Watercolor, pencil

    382. Duck (American Wigeon?) "Charleston Museum Nov. 16, 1824 (No. 1)" n.d. Watercolor, pencil O.S.

    383. Duck dissection of neck n.d. Pencil

    384. Bird (Finch?) n.d. Pencil

    385. Bird (Finch?) n.d. Pencil

    386. Frigate Bird (male) n.d. Engraving

    387. American purple Gallinule (bird) n.d. Watercolor

    388. Ruffled Grouse n.d. Pencil O.S.

    389. Ruffled Grouse n.d. Pencil

    390. Ruffled Grouse n.d. Pencil

    391. Heath Grouse [See Poesch, p.116, Fig.55] n.d. Pencil

    392. Heath Grouse [See Poesch, p.116, Fig.55] n.d. Pencil

    393. Ostrich n.d. Pencil

    394. Finch, Loxia nigra n.d. Pencil

    395. Blackbird (Leteridae?) n.d. Pencil

    396. Parrots n.d. Pencil

    397. White Pelican, American n.d. Pencil

    398. Copper beaked Pigeon n.d. Watercolor, pastel? O.S.

    399. Prairie Hen n.d. Pencil O.S.

    400. Quail n.d. Pencil

    401. Ringnecked Duck (?) n.d. Watercolor, pencil

    402. New world vulture n.d. Pencil

    403. Woodpecker sp. n.d. Watercolor, pencil

    404. Arctia (Spilosoma) [plant] n.d. [July 5] Watercolor

    405. Flower (Columbine?) n.d. Oil

    406. Swamp Dogwood with caterpillars n.d. Watercolor

    407. Fir tree, with building n.d. Pencil




    408. Honeysuckle n.d. Oil

    409. Tulip tree & swallowtail butterflies n.d. Oil

    410. Bush branches n.d. Pencil

    411. Blossoms & leaves (practice sketches) n.d. Pencil

    412. Blossoms & leaves (practice sketches) n.d. Pencil

    413. Leaves (practice sketches) n.d. Pencil

    414. Leaves (practice sketches) n.d. Pencil

    415a. Leaves n.d. Pencil

    415b. Building n.d. Pencil

    416. Leaves n.d. Pencil

    417. Plants (practice sketches) n.d. Pencil

    418. Practice sketches (leaves & trees) n.d. Pencil

    419. Shrub n.d. Watercolor

    420a. Flower n.d. Pencil

    420b. Cliff n.d. Pencil

    421. Bush & tree n.d. Pencil

    422. Tree trunk & branches n.d. Pencil

    423. Trees n.d. Pencil

    424. Tree trunks & branches n.d. Pencil

    425. Flowers n.d. Watercolor

    426. Maple tree n.d. Pencil

    427. Hesperia albicollis n.d. Watercolor

    428. Leaves (tracing ?) n.d. Pencil

    429. Fish n.d. Pencil

    430. Fish, Cephalopterus vampyrus, Cape May" N. n.d. Watercolor

    431. Beetle n.d. Pencil

    432. Chrysalis (cocoon) n.d. Pencil

    433. Katydid n.d. Pencil

    434. Landscape, with river and fort ? n.d. Watercolor




    435a. Landscape, "View of Cooper Creek N. Jersey" n.d. Watercolor

    435b. Sailboat n.d. Pencil

    436. Landscape: curved mountain road n.d. Pencil

    437. Landscape: mountain view n.d. Pencil

    438. Landscape: river & foliage n.d. Pencil

    439. Landscape: river & woods n.d. Watercolor

    440. Landscape: shoreline and plants n.d. Watercolor, pencil

    441a. Landscape: tree on river bank with boat n.d. Pencil




    441b. Profile of man (C. W. Peale?) n.d. Pencil

    442. Tree, boulder, plants n.d. Pencil

    443. Landscape, water pouring over a dam n.d. Pencil

    444. Three birds n.d. Lithograph

    445. Three birds. 1. Hummingbird 2.Parrot 3. ? n.d. Lithograph

    446. Three birds (colored) .1. Hummingbird 2.Parrot 3. ? n.d. Lithograph

    447. Bison. [By Childs & Inman; Pub. by AM.S.S Union. 146 Chestnut St. Phila.] n.d. Lithograph O.S.

    448. Unknown artist. Moose n.d. Engraving O.S.

    449. Snails (C & I Lith.). [colored lithograph] n.d. Lithograph

    450. Directions for Collecting and Preserving Objects of Natural History (Title page). [Circular of the Phila. Museum containing Directions for ...., 1831. [APS 500 Pam. v.4] n.d. Lithograph

    451. United Bowman insignia n.d. Lithograph?

    452. United Bowman insignia n.d. Lithograph

    453. Prong-Horned Antelope. (Alex Rider, Childs & Lehm n.d. Lithograph




    454. Bird (unidentified) By William W. Wood n.d. Lithograph

    455. Bird (unidentified) By William W. Wood n.d. Lithograph

    456. Portrait of Lt. Col. William Washington n.d. Watercolor

    457. Self-portrait ?, three poses n.d. Pencil




    458. Three people beside a creek n.d. Color photo




    459. Man beside tent & camp fire n.d. Ink




    460. Animal anatomy n.d. Pencil

    461. Antelope n.d. Pencil O.S.

    462. Cattle n.d. Pencil

    463. Cattle n.d. Ink & wash

    464. Deer n.d. Pencil

    465. Deer (fawn) n.d. Pencil

    466. Deer n.d. Pencil

    467. Deer n.d. Pencil

    468. Deer n.d. Pencil

    469. Deer n.d. Pencil

    470. Deer n.d. Pencil

    471. Deer n.d. Pencil

    472. Deer n.d. Pencil

    473. Deer n.d. Pencil

    474. Deer (no head) n.d. Pencil

    475. Deer n.d. Pencil

    476. Deer [Note: "Audubon pl. 136, vol.3" n.d. Pencil

    477a. Deer by a lake n.d. Ink & wash

    477b. Deer n.d. Pencil

    478. Deer n.d. Pencil

    479. Deer n.d. Pencil

    480. Deer n.d. Pencil

    481. Deer n.d. Pencil

    482. Moose n.d. Pencil O.S.

    483. Deer (buck) n.d. Pencil O.S.

    484. Deer (buck) n.d. Pencil O.S.

    485. Deer n.d. Pencil Extra OS

    486. Deer n.d. Pencil

    487. Elephant n.d. Ink & wash

    488. Goats n.d. Ink & wash

    489. Goats n.d. Pencil

    490. Horses n.d. Ink & wash

    491. Simia hamadryas, Tartarian Monkey n.d. Watercolor

    492. Moose n.d. Pencil O.S.

    493a. Moose n.d. Ink

    493b. Moose n.d. Pencil

    494. Moose (head) n.d. Pencil

    495. Moose (head). "1st Camera tracing" (camera lucida) n.d. Pencil O.S.

    496. Moose (head) n.d. Pencil

    497. Moose n.d. Pencil Extra OS

    498. Moose n.d. Pencil Extra OS

    499. Rabbits n.d. Oil O.S.

    500. Ram's head n.d. Pencil

    501. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    502. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    503. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    504. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    505. Sheep hoof? n.d. Pencil

    506. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    507. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    508. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    509. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    510a. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    510b. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    511. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    512. Sheep, Bighorn n.d. Pencil

    513. Skunks n.d. Pencil

    514. Weasels n.d. Pencil

    515. Wolf (female). "near 3 years old, Indiana n.d. Watercolor

    516. Wolf ? (anatomical sketch) n.d. Pencil

    517. Wolves n.d. Ink & wash

    518. Boulder & trees n.d. Watercolor, pencil

    519. Boulder & plants n.d. Pencil

    520. Unknown artist. castle n.d. Pencil

    521. Unknown artist. Houses & house (on both sides) n.d. Pencil




    522. Houses n.d. Pencil




    523a. Unknown artist. House n.d. Pencil




    523b. Unknown artist. Castle n.d. Pencil

    524. House & gate Unknown artist n.d. Pencil

    525. Houses Unknown artist n.d. Pencil




    526. Monogram letters: A.M.O. [Sketch: Artillery, Magp and ?] n.d. Pencil

    527. Ocean view n.d. Pencil

    528. T.R.P. monogram n.d. Ink & wash




    529. Sketch of title page, "Contribution to Am. Natr" n.d. Pencil

    530. Tree n.d. Pencil

    531. Wagon & horse n.d. Pencil




    532. Unknown figure n.d. Ink and wash