Portrait of Arabella Huntington

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  Portrait of Arabella Huntington

  Manuscripts

  A bust-length studio portrait of Arabella Huntington, second wife of both Collis P. and Henry E. Huntington. She wears a low cut dark dress, pearl earrings, glasses, and upswept hair with a small tiara.

  msssHEH 61/2/1 (1)

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  Portrait of Arabella Huntington

  Manuscripts

  A small framed portrait of Arabella Huntington as a young woman. Arabella was the second wife of Collis P. and Henry E. Huntington. She wears a dark dress with lace trim and a small light bow around her neck.

  msssHEH 61/2/1 (2)

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  Arabella Huntington wearing pearls

  Manuscripts

  A bust-length studio portrait of Arabella Huntington, second wife of both Collis P. and Henry E. Huntington. She wears a low cut dark dress, a three-strand pearl necklace, pearl earrings, and glasses.

  msssHEH 61/2/2

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  Portrait of Collis P. Huntington, circa 1880

  Manuscripts

  Oval, bust-length studio portrait of Collis P. Huntington in profile. He wears a three piece suit with a white shirt and black bow tie. His beard is graying, except for the part at his chin which is almost completely white. Another portrait of Collis which seems to come from the same sitting (HEH 61/1/2 (10)) has an MS note on verso which reads "Sept. 5th 1879."

  msssHEH 61/1/2 (13)

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  Portrait of Henry E. Huntington

  Manuscripts

  A colored, bust-length engraved studio portrait. Mr. Huntington is shown in a dark suit and bow tie. Below the image is his signature, and in the surround are eagles and scrollwork. Typed note in lower left corner reads "Copyright - NSB, Inc."

  mssHEH 61/2/8 (2)

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  Portrait of Henry E. Huntington as a young man

  Manuscripts

  Bust-length studio portrait of Mr. Huntington around the time of his first marriage to Mary Alice Prentice. He wears a dark suit and tie and has a thick mustache and mutton chop sideburns. MS note at bottom of photo reads "About 1880." Another copy of this image, photCL 285 fld1 (14), gives the date as circa 1873.

  mssHEH 61/1/2 (4)