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Thomas Jefferson Encyclopedia
Silhouettes
his category includes articles on silhouettes. Two types of silhouettes from Monticello survive today: those that were cut by anonymous hands, some possibly taken at Monticello using a camera obscura, and those that were the product of Charles Willson Peale or his children. Silhouettes provided striking likenesses and were easily transmitted through the mail, making them popular remembrances exchanged between family members.Articles
- Aimé Jacques Alexandre Bonpland (Silhouette)
- Alexander von Humboldt (Silhouette)
- Anthony Fothergill (Silhouette)
- Hore Browse Trist (Silhouette)
- Jefferson Portrait by Raphaelle Peale (Silhouette)
- Martha Jefferson Carr (Silhouette)
- Nicholas Collin (Silhouette)
- Nicholas Philip Trist (Silhouette)
- Sagessaga (Silhouette)
- Shegagahega (Silhouette)
- Tahawarra (Silhouette)
- Wasconsca (Silhouette)