Frederic De Peyster

Frederic De Peyster (1796-1882) was a graduate of Columbia College and a member of the New York Bar. In 1837 he inherited such a great fortune that he devoted the rest of his life to charitable causes. At the time of his death the “industrious pamphleteer and popular speaker” was president of the New-York Historical Society and the New York Society Library. This animated portrait was commissioned posthumously by the lawyer’s son John. De Peyster’s clenched jaw and furrowed brow convey the determination and integrity noted in memorial tributes at the time of his death.

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Colonel De Heer Abraham De Peyster

Major General John Watts De Peyster

Napoleon I

John Watts

John Watts, Chancellor

Charles Cotesworth Beaman, modeled 1894

Robert Louis Stevenson, modeled 1887, cast 1899

William Gedney Bunce, 1885

Woman Knitting, modeled 1885, cast 1895

Maud Morgan, 1880

Henry P. Wolcott, 1877

Judge Edwards Pierrepont, 1874

Henry Elliott Johnston, 1873

Le Défenseur (Counsel for the Defense), c. 1862/1865

Spotprent op de ongegronde verwijten van luiheid aan het ministerie van Thorbecke, 1862, 1862

Portret van Ferenc Nádasdy III, 1670

Bestuur van de Duitse Orde, de Orde van Malta en de Hanzesteden, 1708

Karikatuur van een jurist in de vorm van een vogel met bef en pruik, 1802 - c. 1825

Portret van Johann Nagel op 56-jarige leeftijd, 1669 - 1699

Portret van Ferenc Nádasdy III, 1650 - 1749

Gezicht op de Independence Hall in Philadelphia, c. 1882 - in or before 1892