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National Gallery of Art
Sarah Ogden Gustin

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JJoshua JohnsonAmerican

Sarah Ogden Gustin

c. 1805 · Painting

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Yes — on view

National Gallery of Art

Washington, D.C., United States

RoomM-063

Confirmed on public display.

Verified: 8 d ago· verified
In this state since: Aug 19, 2026
Source: Official museum collection data

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“Sarah Ogden Gustin” is a painting by Joshua Johnson (American), dated c. 1805. The catalog places it within American and Naive, with female and gustin, sarah ogden among its subjects. As of the latest verification it is on public display at National Gallery of Art (M-063) in Washington, D.C.. ART MAP tracks this work's display status over time, with every claim carrying its source and verification date.

Details

Artist: Joshua Johnson
Date: c. 1805
Medium: Painting
Accession number: 1971.83.7

In the catalog

American Naive Female Gustin, Sarah Ogden

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pipeline · record nga:52953 · fetched 8 d ago
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