Heritage Images (page 306)

Portrait of a Lady, 1844 John Carlin

Portrait of a Woman Johann Nikolaus Grooth

The Children of Martin Anton Heckscher: Johann Gustav Wilhelm Moritz…, 1805 Johann Heinrich Wilhelm Tischbein

Skating on the Wissahickon, 1875 Johan Mengels Culverhouse

Saturday Afternoon, 1875 Jervis McEntee

Summer Flowers, 1859 Jerome Thompson

Mrs. John Dart, ca. 1772-74 Jeremiah Theus

John Dart, ca. 1772-74 Jeremiah Theus

A Bather, 1881 Jean Jacques Henner

The Reprimand, 1874 Jehan Georges Vibert

The Missionary's Adventures, ca. 1883 Jehan Georges Vibert

Pope Gregory XVI Visiting the Church of San Benedetto at Subiaco, 1843 Jean-François Montessuy

Troops at Rest, ca. 1725 Jean-Baptiste Pater

Troops on the March, ca. 1725 Jean-Baptiste Pater

Jean Jacques Caffiéri, ca. 1765 Jean-Baptiste Greuze

A Shipwreck in a Storm, 1782 Jean-Baptiste Pillement

The Triumph of Mordecai, ca. 1736 Jean Francois de Troy

The Two Sisters, 1770 Jean Claude Richard Saint-Non

Manuscript Leaf with the Annunciation from a Book of Hours, ca. 1485-90 Jean Bourdichon

Autumn Landscape, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Orange County, New York, ca. 1870-75 Jasper Francis Cropsey

Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania, 1864 Jasper Francis Cropsey

Hackensack Meadows, 1890 Jasper Francis Cropsey

Virgin and Child, ca. 1495-1500 Jan Provoost

Still Life: A Banqueting Scene, probably ca. 1640-41 Jan Davidsz de Heem

Landscape with Travelers on a Woodland Path, ca. 1607 Jan Brueghel the Elder

River Scene in England James Wells Champney

Portrait of a Gentleman, 1840-50 James Reid Lambdin

Martha Stewart Wilson, 1814 James Peale

Harmony in Yellow and Gold: The Gold Girl?Connie Gilchrist, ca. 1876-77 James Abbott McNeill Whistler

Scene on the Mersey James Abbott McNeill Whistler

Edward Guthrie Kennedy, 1893-95 James Abbott McNeill Whistler

Beach Scene, ca. 1865 James Hamilton

The Tow Boat Conqueror, 1852 James Guy Evans

Benjamin West, 1818 James Green

Christopher Colles, ca. 1812-16 James Frothingham

On the Ausable, 1869 James David Smillie