File:Colonel William Fairfax (1691–1757).jpg

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English: Colonel William Fairfax.

Author/Artist:Anonymous, American School, Virginia, 1701-1750. Creation Date:1701 Description:Graphic reproduction(s) with documentation of a painting. Provenance:Mrs. Charles Baird, Jr., Glen Welby, Marshall, Virginia. Current Repository:Mrs. Charles Baird, Jr., Marshall, Virginia, United States, private. Images:Publication, Essex Institute Historical Collections 80 (July 1944): opposite 234. Digital image, 3107100151174_001.tif (image). Digital image, 3107100151174_002.tif (image). Digital image, 3107100151174_003.tif (documentation). Sources:Information from Frick Art Reference Library Photoarchive. Subjects:Anonymous, American School, Virginia, 1701-1750 Fairfax, William, 1691?-1757 Art, American Portraits: Men: Without hands: (without hats): Head to left Genre/Form:Reproductions. American School. Paintings (visual works) Related Names:Frick Art Reference Library. Frick Name Form:American School, Virginia (1701-1750).

Source:Arcade Catalog
Date circa 1701
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Author Anonymous, American School, Virginia, 1701-1750.

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