File:Robert Morris Jr. 1769-1805.jpg

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English: Title:Robert Morris, Jr.

Author/Artist:Arlaud, Louis Ami, 1751-1829, attributed to Creation Date:"Painted in 1805 in Amsterdam, Holland, or Paris, France, just prior to the death of the subject Description:Graphic reproduction(s) with documentation of a miniature. Provenance:The miniature was sent to the subject's widow in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1806;

Col. Robert Morris, Headquarters, 28th Division, Pennsylvania National Guard, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, great-grandson of the subject (1938). (In 1952 Col. Robert Morris was living at "Wexford," "Westtown, Pennsylvania).
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