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Native Family of Saint Vincent

Native Family of Saint Vincent

ClassificationsPAINTINGS
Mediumoil on canvas
Dimensions11 3/4 × 9 1/8 in. (29.8 × 23.2 cm.) frame: 15 × 12 3/8 in. (38.1 × 31.4 cm.)
Credit LineThe Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens. Purchased with funds from the Art Collectors' Council, with additional support from the Schweppe Art Acquisitions Fund, the Connie Perkins Endowment and the estate of George and Nancy Parsons
Status
Not on view
Object number2023.6.6
Views of Dominca and Saint Vincent
Views of Dominca and Saint Vincent
Object number: 2023.6
Portrait of a Man, Member of the Van Keuren Family
Portrait of a Man, Member of the Van Keuren Family
Ammi Phillips
ca. 1825 - 1830
Object number: 2016.25.106
Portrait of a Woman, Member of the Van Keuren Family
Portrait of a Woman, Member of the Van Keuren Family
Ammi Phillips
ca. 1825 - 1830
Object number: 2016.25.107
The Gascoigne Family
The Gascoigne Family
Francis Hayman
ca. 1740
Object number: 57.8
Holy Family
Holy Family
Joshua Reynolds
n.d.
Object number: 10.9
Family Scene
Family Scene
Gabriel Navier
early 19th Century
Object number: 14.58
Madonna and Child with Saint Francis and Saint Anthony of Padua
Madonna and Child with Saint Francis and Saint Anthony of Padua
Francesco Francia
ca. 1490-1505
Object number: 26.98
Photography © 2015 Fredrik Nilsen
Jean-Paul Rabaut Saint-Étienne
Jacques-Louis David
ca. 1791
Object number: 78.20.2
Milking Time at La Celle near Saint Cloud
Milking Time at La Celle near Saint Cloud
Constant Troyon
1847
Object number: 26.116
Image Not Available for Four Family Association – Napier St. near Alameda. Oct. 16, 1927
Four Family Association – Napier St. near Alameda. Oct. 16, 1927
Martin Jacob Jackson
1927
Object number: 2022.16.2
Image Not Available for Corner of Apablasa St. and Alameda – showing the balcony of the “Biltmore” (the building which runs from Alameda on the North side of Apablasa back its length facing at the jog in Apablasa and as it was considered a high class building, it came to be known as “The Biltmore”. The Soo Hoo family lived here for a time.) The red brick building across the street is F. Sie On’s home – Trees showing in back of it are in the Plaza.
Corner of Apablasa St. and Alameda – showing the balcony of the “Biltmore” (the building which runs from Alameda on the North side of Apablasa back its length facing at the jog in Apablasa and as it was considered a high class building, it came to be known as “The Biltmore”. The Soo Hoo family lived here for a time.) The red brick building across the street is F. Sie On’s home – Trees showing in back of it are in the Plaza.
Martin Jacob Jackson
Object number: 2022.16.15
Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome, Saint Sebastian and Two Angels
Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome, Saint Sebastian and Two Angels
Matteo di Giovanni
mid 15th Century
Object number: 26.104
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