Animals - The Pet Squirrel

8/20/2019 Animals - The Pet Squirrel

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“The Pourtracture of the Lady Elizabeth ...”

by Robert Vaughan, Published by Thomas Jenner 1641(The British Museum)


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Dutch Black Squirrel

by Everard Kick c. 1651 - 1700(The British Museum)


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Dutch Squirrel



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A Barbary Squirrel



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A Dog, Cat, & Squirrel

Published by John Smith c. 1667 - 1725(The British Museum)


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“The Lady Neuell”

by S. Leader, After Pooly c. 1670 - 1730(The British Museum)


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Young Lady with a Red Squirrel on a Chain & Spaniel

by Frederic Kerseboom (1632 - 1690)(Private Collection)


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Young Girl from Maryland

c. 1708 - 1717 (Winterthur)


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An English Squirrel

c. 1720 - 1760(The British Museum)


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House of Cards

by William Hogarth 1730(Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales)


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The Family of Sir Eldred Lancelot Lee

by Joseph Highmore c. 1736(Wolverhampton Art Gallery, West Midlands, UK)


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The Family of Sir Eldred Lancelot Lee

by Joseph Highmore c. 1736(Wolverhampton Art Gallery, West Midlands, UK)


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Boy with Squirrel

by N. Brown 1737 (The Potomack Company)


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Boy with Squirrel

by N. Brown 1737 (The Potomack Company)


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Mary Alcock (American)

1744(Winterthur)


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American Girl with a Squirrel

by Cosmo Alexander (1724 - 1772)(Sotheby’s)


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Boy with Squirrel

by Joseph Highman Mid 18th Century (Rafael Valls Gallery, London, UK)


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Thomas Mason of Boston, Massachusetts

by Joseph Badger 1758(Historic New England - Estate of Stephen Phillips)


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Benjamin Badger of Boston, Massachusetts

by Joseph Badger c. 1760 - 1762(Winterthur)


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Portrait of Two Children, Likely from Boston, Massachusetts

by Joseph Badger c. 1760(Colonial Williamsburg Foundation)


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“The CHILD and the SQUIRREL.”

by Johann Baptist Klauber c. 1760(The British Museum)


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Olive Craster

by Sir Nathaniel Dance - Holland 1762(Christie’s)


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A Boy with Squirrel - Henry Pelham

by John Singleton Copley 1765(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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Mrs. Theodore Atkinson (Frances Deering Wentworth

by John Singleton Copley 1765(Private Collection)


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Deborah Hall

by William Williams c. 1766(Brooklyn Museum of Art)


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Deborah Hall

by William Williams c. 1766(Brooklyn Museum)


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“FEELING.”

by Richard Houston, Published by Carington Bowles, After Robert Pyle c. 1766 - 1799(The British Museum)


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“FEELING.”

by Gabriel Bodenehr II, Published by Carington Bowles, After Robert Pyle c. 1766 - 1799(The British Museum)


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Boy with a (Mutant Zombie???) Squirrel

by James Beekman, Jr. 1767 (New York Historical Society)


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Daniel Crommelin Verplanck

by John Singleton Copley 1771(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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“JANUARY AND MAY”

by Robert Sayer, After J. Collet 1771(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Squirrel

by Sawrey Gilpin c. 1776(The British Museum)


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Book Illustration

by Thomas Berwick c. 1780(The British Museum)


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Book Illustration



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Book Illustration



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Book Illustrations



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Book Illustration



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Book Illustration



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Book Illustration



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“The LOVE SICK LADY CURED.”

by William Humphrey c. 1780 - 1785(The British Museum)


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“The LOVE SICK LADY CURED.”

by William Humphrey c. 1780 - 1785(The British Museum)


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“To the curious observers of Natural Phenomena. T. Hall”

Late 18th Century (The British Museum)


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“ANIMATED NATURE OR LADY EN FAMILE” by J. Wicksteed, Covent Garden 1786

(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Miss Denison of Stonington, Connecticut (Possibly Matilda Denison)

by the Denison Limner (Probably Joseph Steward) c.1790(National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.)


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A young Lady's COMPLAINTon the DEATH of her SQUIRREL

A thing so pretty as my PHIL, A thing so sprightly and so queer,

The pet I lov'd so very dear, To rob me of the pretty elf,

For him I've lost each night's repose,Nothing enjoying but my woes.

Oh could my squirrel but survive,

But he is gone ! ne'er to return! And useless 'tie to sigh and mourn.

I'll therefore seek another pet ,

Amongst the fops or empty beaus,Because he'd surely make me fret,

And prove a very worthless pet.


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English Porcelain Figure

by the Derby Porcelain Factory Mid 18th Century (Canterbury Auctions)


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English Soft Paste Porcelain Figure from Derby

by William Duesbury & Co. c. 1765(Victoria & Albert)


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English Soft Paste Porcelain Figure from Derby

by William Duesbury & Co. c. 1780(Victoria & Albert)


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Dutch Tin Glazed Earthenware Figure

c. 1700 - 1770(Winterthur)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Figure from Sta ! ordshirec. 1760 - 1770

(Victoria & Albert)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Figure from Sta ! ordshireby Burslem Factory c. 1780 - 1790

(Victoria & Albert)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Figure from Sta ! ordshireby Ralph Wood c. 1760

(Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Figure from Sta ! ordshirec. 1785

(John Howard)


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(John Howard)


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(John Howard)


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German Meissen Porcelain Figureby J.J. Kandler Mid 18th Century

(Alexander’s Antiques)


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English Agate Scent Bottle & Box c. 1760

(Cleveland Museum of Art)


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German Hard Paste Porcelain Snu! Box Decorated by Johann Andreas Bechdol! of the Schrezheim Manufactory c. 1761 - 1770

(Metropolitan Museum of Art)


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American Linen Sampler by Elizabeth Russell 1719



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German Linen Sampler c. 1765



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American Wool, Silk, & Linen Needlepoint Picture from Su! olk County, Massachusettsc. 1745 - 1765(Winterthur)


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American Wool, Silk, & Linen Needlepoint Picture from Su! olk County, Massachusettsc. 1745 - 1765(Winterthur)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Co! ee Pot from Sta ! ordshirec. 1745

(Victoria & Albert)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Co! ee Pot from Sta ! ordshirec. 1745

(Manchester City Galleries)


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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Co! ee Pot from Sta ! ordshirec. 1750 - 1760



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English Lead Glazed Earthenware Salt Cellar c. 1750 - 1760



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English Glass Bottle with Squirrel Sealc. 1711 - 1730

(Museum of London)


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North Carolina Currency 1776

(Colonial Williamsburg Foundation)


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Dutch Coat of Armsby Frans Lamminga, Published by Albertus Magnus c. 1678

(The British Museum)


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Sign of Ye Three SquirrelsMid - Late 17th Century

(Barclays Group Archives)

I Think He


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I Think HeFinally Lost

His Freakin’ Mind...


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