Dr. Edward Dean Adams, F.G.B.S. (1846-1931), George Rufus Boynton, 1929. Trustee of the Society, 1930-1931; Vice President; Benefactor. Obit., the Record 62:244 (July 1931). 50 x 42 in.(est.) Signature: lower left. (illus., the Record 60:157 (April 1929)) 929.3

George Fisher Baker, F.G.B.S. (1840-1931), Frank O. Salisbury, 1929. Benefactor of the Society; Founder, President and Chairman, First National Bank of New York. Obit., the Record, 62:284 (July 1931). 29-3/4 x 24-3/4 in. Signature: lower left. (Gift of Myron Charles Taylor) (illus., the Record 61:opp. 126 (April 1930); 62: opp. 284 (July 1931)) 929.4

Simon Bolivar (1783-1830) Giovacchino Cantoni (1770-1844). The liberator of South America; president of Venezuela and Greater Colombia. 23 x 19 in. Signature: not found. (Purchase, Avery Portrait Fund, 1932; secured through the endeavors of Clarence Winthrop Bowen, Note, the Record 64:306 (July 1933)) 932.4

Clarence Winthrop Bowen, F.G.B.S. (1852-1935), George Rufus Boynton, 1933. Noted Genealogist; author, The History of Woodstock, Connecticut, Genealogies of Woodstock Families (eight vols. 1926-1943 [the last two volumes were completed after his death from his records by Donald Lines Jacobus and William Herbert Wood through his bequest for the purpose]). President of the Society, 1907-1931; began service as Registrar of Pedigrees, and was officer or Trustee of the Society from 1887 to 1931. Notes, the Record 62:103, 62:317. Obit., the Record, 67:1 (January 1936). 49-1/2 x 39-1/2 in. Signature: lower left. (Gift of the artist, 1933) (illus., the Record 64: opp. 217 (July 1933): 67: opp. 1 January 1936)) 933.1

Nicholas Murray Butler, F.G.B.S. (1862-1947), Frank O. Salisbury, 1931. Fellow of the Society. President of Columbia University, 1901-1945; Nobel Prize for Peace, 1931. 49 x 39 in. Signature: lower left. (Commissioned and purchased by the Society, 1931) (illus., Note the Record 62: opp. 110 (Apr. 1931)) 931.1

Hon. Joseph Hodges Choate (1832-1917), Johan Waldemar de Rehling-Quistgaard, 1916. Honorary Member of the Society. Noted lawyer who fought the Tweed Ring; President of the American Bar Association; President of the Pilgrims. Ambassador to the Court of St. James, 1899-1905. Obit., the Record, 49:1 (January 1918). 32-1/2 x 25-1/2 in. Signature: upper right. (illus. the Record 49: opp. 1 (January 1918)) 916.1

Edward Harvey Delafield (1792-1827), British School, 19th Century. A memorandum with the portrait indicates that it was distributed from the estate of Richard Delafield, Tuxedo Park, NY to General John Ross Delafield. Oval frame. 27 x 22 in. Signature: not found. (Gift of Delafield Family Association, 1992) 992.4

Five Delafield Brothers and the Father, Morton H.B. Bly (1876-1935) c. 1926. The painting is a composite work from an early photograph of the five brothers. The sixth subject, standing on the upper left was not in the original photograph, and is a portrait of the father, John Delafield, copied from an earlier painting. Seated, left to right are: Dr. Edward Delafield (1794-1875), Major Joseph Delafield (1790-1875) and Henry Delafield (1792-1875); standing, John Delafield (1748-1824); Richard Delafield (1798-1873), Brigadier General, Corps of Engineers, and Rufus King Delafield (1802-1874). The three brothers, Edward, Joseph and Henry died within a three-day period of pneumonia and related causes. A memorable triple funeral was held. 37 x 57 in. Signature: lower right. (Gift of Delafield Family Association, 1992) (illus., Delafield II opp. p. 478)) 992.8

Joseph Delafield, Jr. (1791-1842), H.W. Pickersgill, British (1782-1875). The subject in a three-quarter torso pose is seated on a red chair holding a green book, wearing a gold key on chain. He is husband of Charlotte Delafield, whose portrait is also in our collection. General John Ross Delafield in his definitive work The Delafield Family (1945) states that Joseph was the son of Joseph and Frances (Combe) Delafield of the brewery in Castle Street, Long Acre, England. The painting had been located in "Jenny's room"; from the collection of Count William Delafield. 35-3/4 x 28 in. Signature: not found. (Gift of Delafield Family Association, 1992) (illus., Delafield I opp. 290) 992.2

Joseph Delafield and the Rev. John Delafield, c. 1815, British School. The brothers, Joseph Delafield (1791-1842) seated, and the Reverend John Delafield (1794-1866) standing, are portrayed in a room with Greek vases on a mantel, oriental rug on the floor and open books on a table. From the collection of Count William Delafield, Gifforni, Salerno, Italy. 29 1/2 x 26 in. Signature: not found. (Gift of the Delafield Family Association, 1992) (illus. Delafield I opp. 298) 992.3

Richard Delafield (1853-1930), Morton H. B. Bly (1876-1935). The portrait is half torso facing right, white mustache and goatee, wearing wing collar. President of National Park Bank of New York and a cousin of General John Ross Delafield. 27-3/4 x 21-1/2 in. Signature: lower right. (Gift of the Delafield Family Association, 1992) (illus., Delafield I frontispiece) 992.5

Richard Delafield (1853-1930), Alfred Q. Collins (1856-1903). Subject is in a three-quarter torso pose, seated in a red leather chair holding a gavel. Richard Delafield was President of the National Park Bank 1900-1923. A notation attached to the back of the portrait gives the address of A.Q. Collins, artist, at 3 West Washington Square, NYC. 52-1/2 x 38-3/8 in. Signature: not found. (Gift of Delafield Family Association, 1992) 992.6

Richard Delafield (1853-1930), George Peixotto (1859-1937), 1924. The 7/8 torso figure facing right is seated in a carved armchair with brown leather seat and back. An ornate carved fireplace is in the rear of the subject, and a portion of a fine desk and chair are shown on the subject's right. The plaque on this portrait, formerly owned by the National Park Bank of New York, reads "Director 12/26/90; Vice President June 16, 1896-September 1, 1902; President June 5, 1900-September 1, 1922; Chairman of the Board September 1, 1922.) 60 x 39 1/4 in. Signature: lower left. (Gift of the Delafield Family Association, 1992) 992.7

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