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Samuel S. Smith

Samuel S. Smith

English · b. 1810 — d. 1879

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Born 1810 — Died 1879

1780s

Niobe

Niobe

1850s

Radama II, King of Madagascar, with Mary, His Second Wife (Once a Slave)

Radama II, King of Madagascar, with Mary, His Second Wife (Once a Slave)

Photographs From Negatives Taken in Madagascar

Photographs From Negatives Taken in Madagascar

1860s

Rajoaka, a Chieftain of Ambotatribiby

Rajoaka, a Chieftain of Ambotatribiby

Rambotsilama's House Where Mr. and Mrs. Moss Lived and Mrs. Moss Died. A Mango Tree near the Palace on the Hill behind. (The Martyr Rock Under Silver Palace's Round Tower for Rice)

Rambotsilama's House Where Mr. and Mrs. Moss Lived and Mrs. Moss Died. A Mango Tree near the Palace on the Hill behind. (The Martyr Rock Under Silver Palace's Round Tower for Rice)

Mr. Cousins' and Mr. Pavrot's Houses on Arrival at Antananarivo

Mr. Cousins' and Mr. Pavrot's Houses on Arrival at Antananarivo

Hospital at Anelakely in Antananarivo with the Cattle Market and Oak Tree Planted by the Missionary from Acorn Brought from the Cape of Good Hope

Hospital at Anelakely in Antananarivo with the Cattle Market and Oak Tree Planted by the Missionary from Acorn Brought from the Cape of Good Hope

+64

1870s

Betsimisaraka from the Country in Native Dress

Betsimisaraka from the Country in Native Dress

[Portrait of Reverend William Ellis]

[Portrait of Reverend William Ellis]

Works

79 artworks

Rice Fields West of the Capital. Mr. Toy Witnessed a Gorgeous Display of Ignis Fatuus, Which Explains the Mysterious Display of Lights Seen Before the Queen's Death, Mentioned by Mr. Ellis

Rice Fields West of the Capital. Mr. Toy Witnessed a Gorgeous Display of Ignis Fatuus, Which Explains the Mysterious Display of Lights Seen Before the Queen's Death, Mentioned by Mr. Ellis

, 1862

A Hova

A Hova

, 1862

Country Chapel

, 1862

Rambotsilama's House Where Mr. and Mrs. Moss Lived and Mrs. Moss Died. A Mango Tree near Palace on the Hill behind.

Rambotsilama's House Where Mr. and Mrs. Moss Lived and Mrs. Moss Died. A Mango Tree near Palace on the Hill behind.

, 1862

William Ellis's Veranda with Landlady and Children

William Ellis's Veranda with Landlady and Children

, 1862

Rainitomponiera and His Wife

Rainitomponiera and His Wife

, 1862

Antananarivo from the North, Market in the Middle Distance

Antananarivo from the North, Market in the Middle Distance

, 1862

Hova Officer in Cotton Lamba

Hova Officer in Cotton Lamba

, 1862

A Montana Tree, Often Planted About the Tombs

A Montana Tree, Often Planted About the Tombs

, 1862

Native Tomb I of Rasoa, William Ellis's Landlady's Family, of Granite

Native Tomb I of Rasoa, William Ellis's Landlady's Family, of Granite

, 1862

Radama II, King of Madagascar

Radama II, King of Madagascar

, 1862

Ravoninahitraniarivo, Nephew of the Prime Minister

Ravoninahitraniarivo, Nephew of the Prime Minister

, 1862

Bridge over the Andromba near Antananarivo Built By Radama I

Bridge over the Andromba near Antananarivo Built By Radama I

, 1862

I, Lazaina, with George Cousins in a Palaquin, behind is the New Chapel in Course of Erection. Natives Occupying the Veranda of the Building, Previously Used For That Purpose

I, Lazaina, with George Cousins in a Palaquin, behind is the New Chapel in Course of Erection. Natives Occupying the Veranda of the Building, Previously Used For That Purpose

, 1862

Mr. and Mrs. Toy at Ambohipotsy (White Village), the Place of Execution of the First Martyr Who Was Run Through with Spears in Part of the Earthworks by Which That End of the City Had Been Defended

Mr. and Mrs. Toy at Ambohipotsy (White Village), the Place of Execution of the First Martyr Who Was Run Through with Spears in Part of the Earthworks by Which That End of the City Had Been Defended

, 1862

Antananarivo (the City of a Thousand Towns) with Palanquins, from the Northwest

Antananarivo (the City of a Thousand Towns) with Palanquins, from the Northwest

, 1862

Widow of a Martyr with Daughter and Son-in-Law, Andriamperingid, a Successful Minister of the Gospel, and a Mourner

Widow of a Martyr with Daughter and Son-in-Law, Andriamperingid, a Successful Minister of the Gospel, and a Mourner

, 1862

Rainitomponiera and His Wife

Rainitomponiera and His Wife

, 1862

Rainisarhoela (with a Star) Pastor of Ambotonikang Church, with His Family, the Young Man a Preacher and Student with the Doctor (Davidson)

Rainisarhoela (with a Star) Pastor of Ambotonikang Church, with His Family, the Young Man a Preacher and Student with the Doctor (Davidson)

, 1862

Antananarivo from the Northwest with the Cattle Market in the Foreground, Mr. Cameron's House

Antananarivo from the Northwest with the Cattle Market in the Foreground, Mr. Cameron's House

, 1862

Antananarivo from the East with the Prime Minister's House to the Right

Antananarivo from the East with the Prime Minister's House to the Right

, 1862

[Rasoa, William Ellis's Landlady, and Her Enslaved Workers Weaving]

[Rasoa, William Ellis's Landlady, and Her Enslaved Workers Weaving]

, 1862

Ramboasalama's Son

Ramboasalama's Son

, 1862

Martyr Rock Under the Palace

Martyr Rock Under the Palace

, 1862

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