Loan Exhibition of Historical Portraits Dec 1 1887 Jan 15 1888 Catalogue
Loan Exhibition of Historical Portraits Dec 1 1887 Jan 15 1888 Catalogue
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See Pemberton, Mrs. Joseph.
Gaskell. See Penn-Gaskell.
42 SUBJECT EXHIBITOR ARTIST 167. Gay-Lussac, Joseph Louis— 1 778-1850. R. Peale. 50 Bust, facing right, seated. 23 x 29. Paris, 1812.
An eminent French chemist and natural philosopher, born at St. Leonard, Dec. 6, 1778. ^Yas with Biot in the balloon ascension made under the auspices of the Institute in 1804 to ascertain the in- tensity of the magnetic force; aften\-ard ascended alone to the height of 41^ miles, making important observations.... Made some of the most important discoveries in chemistry and electricity. Died in Paris, May, 1850.
College of Physicians.
168. Gazzaniga, Marietta— b. 1825. J. Ames. 7 Head, facing front. 22 x 27.
A favorite singer in Italian Opera, who made her first appearance in this country at the opening of the Academy of Music in this city, Feb. 23, 1857, in Verdi's " Traviata. " Mrs. Joseph Harrison. Gibson, Mrs. James. See Bordley, Elizabeth.
169. Gibson, John Bannister — 1780-1853. J. Eichholtz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See Pemberton, Mrs. Joseph.
Gaskell. See Penn-Gaskell.
42 SUBJECT EXHIBITOR ARTIST 167. Gay-Lussac, Joseph Louis— 1 778-1850. R. Peale. 50 Bust, facing right, seated. 23 x 29. Paris, 1812.
An eminent French chemist and natural philosopher, born at St. Leonard, Dec. 6, 1778. ^Yas with Biot in the balloon ascension made under the auspices of the Institute in 1804 to ascertain the in- tensity of the magnetic force; aften\-ard ascended alone to the height of 41^ miles, making important observations.... Made some of the most important discoveries in chemistry and electricity. Died in Paris, May, 1850.
College of Physicians.
168. Gazzaniga, Marietta— b. 1825. J. Ames. 7 Head, facing front. 22 x 27.
A favorite singer in Italian Opera, who made her first appearance in this country at the opening of the Academy of Music in this city, Feb. 23, 1857, in Verdi's " Traviata. " Mrs. Joseph Harrison. Gibson, Mrs. James. See Bordley, Elizabeth.
169. Gibson, John Bannister — 1780-1853. J. Eichholtz.
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