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Noah Andrus stone, 1780, redstone, Farmington, CT. A late example of portrature in the ne-classical style popular in the lower Connecticut River Valley area between Farmington and Meriden, CT. This a particular well preserved example. Box 1

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Olive Storrs stone, 1783, Storrs, CT, Granite. Attributed to the Manning Family. Winged effigy beginning to turn into pure ornament by opening up the feathering of the wings between foreground and background, to create the illusin of tendrils rather than a fully feathered wings, or wings. Box 1

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Oren Alley stone, 1822, Durham, CT, marble. Example of the neo-classical mode of carving which superceded stones cut in the older manner after about 1800. Box 1

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Pamber stone, 1783, Franklin, CT, Granite, detail Box 1

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Pamela Munro stone, 1776, Lexington, MA, Slate, 15 x 21, detail Box 1

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Pliny Dwight stone, 1783, Belchertown, MA. 21.5 x 28.5. Soul-effigy surrounds by an arbor of grapes. Attributed to the Sikes family. Box 1

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Polly Harris stone, 1787, Charlestown, MA, slate, 22.5 x 24 3/4, detail Box 1

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Pomber childrenstone, 1773, Franklin, CT, Granite Box 1

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Rebekah Bunker stone, 1710, Cambridge, MA, slate, 19 x 16.5, detail of border panel Box 1

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Rebekah Gerrish stone, 1743, King's Chapel, Boston, MA, Slate, detail Box 1

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