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[Portrait of Reverend William Ellis] by Samuel Smith, Reverend William Ellis — VisualArtsDB

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[Portrait of Reverend William Ellis]

[Portrait of Reverend William Ellis]

[Portrait of Reverend William Ellis]

Samuel Smith Reverend William Ellis

1873

Dimensions: 9.3 Centimeters (Measurements) × 6 Centimeters (Measurements)
Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Andrianeivo and Raimangetrika, Students for the Ministry But Now Officers of the Palace

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Rainimahaso (Chief Mason), Ratsiliangia (A Native Pastor), Andriamperingia (the Queen's Goldsmith), and the Pastors of Ambotonikanga. The Wife of No.4 Died in Chains for Religion.

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Samuel Smith, 1862

Village with Waterbearers with a Ditch as Fortification

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Samuel Smith, 1862

Rainimahaso (Chief Mason), Ratsiliangia (A Native Pastor), Andriamperingia (the Queen's Goldsmith), and the Pastors of Ambotonikanga. The Wife of No.4 Died in Chains for Religion.

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Reverend William Ellis, 1862

Promulgation of the Law in 1864 at Andohalo, Taken While Rahalolaky Was Speaking. Natives With Eggs and Fruit To Sell Occupy the Foreground, Being Unable to Reach the Market on Account of the Crowd

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Reverend William Ellis, 1864

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

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

Reverend William Ellis, 1862

William Ellis's Veranda with Landlady and Children

William Ellis's Veranda with Landlady and Children

Samuel Smith, 1862

Battery of Ambodinandohala and View of the Capital. The First Church Was Formed in a Building behind the Large Trees. The Central School Afterwards Occupied the Same Place, Also the Martyr Rock. The Trees are Fig Trees.

Battery of Ambodinandohala and View of the Capital. The First Church Was Formed in a Building behind the Large Trees. The Central School Afterwards Occupied the Same Place, Also the Martyr Rock. The Trees are Fig Trees.

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Site of the First Memorial Church and of the Prison of the Martyrs at Ambatonakanga. The Tall Erection is a Belfry.

Site of the First Memorial Church and of the Prison of the Martyrs at Ambatonakanga. The Tall Erection is a Belfry.

Reverend William Ellis, 1862

Antananarivo from the West Showing Rambotsilama's House

Antananarivo from the West Showing Rambotsilama's House

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Officer of the Palace

Officer of the Palace

Samuel Smith, 1862