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Mrs. Noah Smith and Family by Ezra Ames. c. 1830 · Oil on canvas
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Mrs. Noah Smith and Family

Ezra Ames
artist Attributed to Ezra Ames, American, 1768–1836, Copy after Ralph Earl, American, 1751–1801
date c. 1830
medium Oil on canvas
origin United States
dimensions 165.1 × 212.7 cm
credit line Bequest of Joseph Winterbotham
hall 40 Folk Art
rights public domain (CC0)
Art Institute of Chicago Full image

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