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	*Portrait of Joseph Brant* 1786 - Red, blue, brown chalk with pencil on laid paper laid on wove paper CREATORS: Wale , Samuel (1720 -1786 ) (Artist) (after Gilbert Stuart) PERS. - Brant, Joseph Or "Thayendanegea" (1742/3-1807) : Mohawk Chief and Loyalist, Credit: National Archives of Canada, DAP (acc. no. 1981-55-77) Reproduction No: C-114468

	*Sir John Johnson* 1766-1799 - miniature painting, watercolour on ivory John Johnson (1741-1830) was the eldest son of Sir William Johnson. He was a prominent loyalist during the American Revolution. Although he inherited his father's lands in New York, he fled to Montreal during the Revolution and died there. Colour transparency: recto (ivory) support. Unknown Artist (active late 18th century ) Credit: National Archives of Canada (Accession No. 1938-34-1)