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English: A portrait by G.P.A. Healy completed during Phillip Barbour’s tenure on the United States Supreme Court served as the model for Kate Flournoy Edwards’s 1911 portrait of the former Speaker. This work was part of the House of Representatives' initiative to commemorate each Speaker’s service, replacing a fragile work on paper. |
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| Date | 1911, from a work made circa 1820s | |||
| Source | https://history.house.gov/Collection/Detail/29650?ret=True | |||
| Author | Kate Flournoy Edwards (after G. P. A. Healy) | |||
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