Palettes, 1833-1855.

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Palettes, 1833-1855.

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These palettes show colors used in some of Peale's paintings, with notes by Peale labeling the mixture of pigments and what the palette was for (i.e., "retouching" and "finishing"). One note refers to Peale's painting of Washington, 1855. Most are undated.

8 leaves.

American Philosophical Society Library

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American Philosophical Society Library

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