| Description | Also 6 Jul 1829, 39 South Street, New York, per packet Napolean, via Liverpool, acknowledges receipt of the painting of the Earl of Dartmouth, requests of the Corporation to have it in the Hall of Justice upon the national anniversary, after some deliberation he ventured to permit it to stand in its case, beside the portraits of Washington, Franklin, and a goodly number of their citizens, desire for the painting to be exhibited in the Academy, with seal
Enclosure, John Trumbull to William Wood, 4 Jul, 1829, "I have just seen at the City Hall the fine portrait of the late Earl of Dartmouth, which I understood was to remain there only for a few days in the Gallery of the Academy of the Fine Arts, with seal |