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▪︎ The Death of Cleopatra.
Maker: Wood & Caldwell (Factory) (?)
Early 19th Century, Neoclassical
Date: ca. 1810-1820
Medium: Earthenware with slightly blue tinted lead-glaze, painted in enamels.
~ The figure is accompanied by a reclining Mark Anthony wearing a lustred cuirass (C.909-1928)
• Ensemble
Date: ca. 1810
Culture: French
Medium: Cotton
• Empire line day dress.
Date: ca. 1810
Medium: Muslin
• Woman's Dress.
Place of origin: England
Date: ca. 1805-1810
Medium: Ivory silk plain weave with multicolored silk embroidery in padded satin, buttonhole, and whipped running stitches and French knots.
• Dress.
Date: ca. 1810
▪︎Venus.
Date: ca. 1808-1810
Artist: Alexandre-Évariste Fragonard
Medium: Charcoal, black chalk, heightened with white gouache on white wove paper.
• Woman's dress.
Worn by: Mehetable Stoddard Sumner (Welles) (North American, 1784–1826)
Place of origin: France, worn in North America
Date: ca. 1810
Medium: Cotton plain weave (mull), embroidered with silver strips, silk twill tape (drawstrings), linen plain weave tape (interior, under bust).
▪︎The Death of Sophonisba.
Date: ca. 1810
Artist: Attributed to Pierre Guérin (French, 1774-1833)
Medium: Oil on canvas
