Wa-Kaun or The Snake, a Winnebago Chief, Painted at the Treaty of Prairie du Chien, 1825

Kee-O-Tuck-Kee, a Potowatomie Chief, Painted at the Treaty of Green Bay, 1827

Pe-Che-Co, a Potawatomi Chief, Painted at the Treaty of Missinewa, 1827

Tshu-Gue-Ga, a Celebrated Chief, Half Winnebago and Half French, Sketch'd at Green Bay Treaty, 1827

Wadt-He-Doo-Kaana, Chief of the Winnebagoes, Painted at the Treaty of Prairie du Chien

Kitch-Ee-I-Aa-Ba, or The Big Buck, a Chippewa Chief, Taken at the Treaty of Prairie du Chien, 1825

Com-No-Sa-Qua, a Potawatomi Chief, Painted at the Treaty of Missinewa, 1827

Marilyn Listening to Music

[Mother and newborn]

Barbara deWitt and Kenny van der Bogart

Bill Cole, June 11, 1948

Composite of chauffeur identification portraits

Antietam Bridge, Maryland

The Solemn March Continued Up Fifth Avenue

The Capture of the City of Tabasco, by the U.S. Naval Expedition, Afloat and on Shore, Under Comore. M. C. Perry.

Wo-a-la-na-ka-na-ka, Bear Eating Acorns Up a Tree (Or George Gomez, US Interpreter)

Barbara Tenery to Nell Dorr. February 20.