CHAPTER XX.
Morse's life almost equally divided into two periods, artistic and scientific .-- Estimate of his artistic ability by Daniel Huntington .-- Also by Samuel Isham .-- His character as revealed by his letters, notes, etc .-- End of Volume I ILLUSTRATIONS MORSE THE ARTIST (Photogravure) Painted by himself in London about 1814.
HOUSE IN WHICH MORSE WAS BORN, IN CHARLESTOWN, MASS.
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JEDEDIAH MORSE AND S.F.B.MORSE--ELIZABETH ANN MORSE AND SIDNEY E.MORSE From portraits by a Mr.Sargent, who also painted portraits of the Washington family.
THE DYING HERCULES Painted by Morse in 1813.
LETTER OF MORSE TO HIS PARENTS, OCTOBER 18, 1815.
MR.

D.C.DE FOREST--MRS.

D.C.DE FOREST From paintings by Morse now in the gallery of the Yale School of the Fine Arts.
LUCRETIA PICKERING WALKER, WIFE or S.F.B.MORSE, AND TWO CHILDREN Painted by Morse.
STUDY FOR PORTRAIT OF LAFAYETTE Now in New York Public Library.
ELIZABETH A.MORSE Painted by Morse.
JEREMIAH EVARTS From a portrait painted by Morse and owned by Sherman Evarts, Esq.
DE WITT CLINTON Painted by Morse.

Owned by the Metropolitan Museum, New York.
HENRY CLAY Painted by Morse.