As a young girl, Mildred Bliss née Barnes was an avid collector of prints. She assembled an exceptional collection of etchings and engravings, as she was particularly astute in obtaining quality impressions and states. Favorite artists included James Abbott McNeill Whistler and Rembrandt van Rijn. The Blisses later gave away or sold for endowment much of this collection. Over the years, the Blisses and Dumbarton Oaks also have been given important historical and art photographs.
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Title | Artist | Medium & Support | Creation Date |
Portrait of Sir Henry Irving (1838-1905) | Studio of Histed, Ernest Walter | gelatin silver print on paper | 1899 |
Windsor (Memorial) | Whistler, James Abbott McNeill | brown ink on very thin laid paper trimmed to the plate mark | 1887 |
House of the Swan, Brussels | Whistler, James Abbott McNeill | brown ink on laid paper trimmed at the plate mark | 1887 |
Weary | Whistler, James Abbott McNeill | black ink on Japanese tissue (Japon pelure) | 1863 |
Signing of Declaration of Independence | Kimberly, Denison | engraving on paper | 1841 |
Little Steps, Chelsea | Whistler, James Abbott McNeill | brown ink on laid paper trimmed to the plate mark | ca. 1884 - 1886 |
The Pleiades | Vedder, Elihu | photoprint with added goucahe on paper | 1898 |
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