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James Robertson (1742-1814) - circa 1920 copy of an original 1835 Washington B. Cooper portrait
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English: Tennessee explorer and Nashville cofounder James Robertson (1742–1814), "From the composite portrait by Washington B. Cooper" (1801–1889). |
| Date | This copy - circa 1920 by unknown artist. (Original-1835) |
| Source | Archibald Henderson, The Conquest of the Old South: The Romantic Story of the Early Pioneers Into Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Kentucky (New York: The Century Company, 1920), p. 188. Downloaded from Google Books, Full View. |
| Author | Copied from Washington B. Cooper (painter) |
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