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Benjamin Franklin Portraits Across Cultures June 2026
These objects are representations of Benjamin Franklin created through various printmaking and sculptural techniques by multiple institutions, reflecting his significance as a historical figure celebrated across the United States, France, and England during the 18th and 19th centuries.
27 objects · 2 institutions
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
1835
Benjamin Franklin
Cleveland Museum of Art
1901
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
Benjamin Franklin
Cleveland Museum of Art
1779
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
1806
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
c. 1778
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
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Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
Date unknown
Benjamine Franklin
Cleveland Museum of Art
1793
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Mrs. Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
1840-1845
Portrait of Benjamin Franklin
Cleveland Museum of Art
1777
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Statue of Benjamin Franklin
Art Institute of Chicago
1800–80
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