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1. Capture of the Hebe and Three Brothers by the American Privateer Dolphin, (painting). Show details Artist:  Russell, Edward J., 1835-1906, painter. Title:  Capture of the Hebe and Three Brothers by the American Privateer Dolphin, (painting). Date:  1904. Medium:  Watercolor on paper. Owner:  New-York Historical Society, New York, New York Control_Number:  36363098      2. Naval Engagement Dolphin of Baltimore Capturing the British Ship Hebe and the British Brig Three Brothers, (painting). Show details Artist:  Russell, Edward J., 1835-1906, painter. Title:  Naval Engagement Dolphin of Baltimore Capturing the British Ship Hebe and the British Brig Three Brothers, (painting). Date:  1905. Medium:  Watercolor. Owner:  Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts Control_Number:  22660387      3. Engagement Between American Schooner "Dolphin" and British Vessels "Hebe" and "Three Brothers", (painting). Show details Artist:  Russell, Edward J., 1835-1906, painter. Title:  Engagement Between American Schooner "Dolphin" and British Vessels "Hebe" and "Three Brothers", (painting). Medium:  Watercolor. Owner:  Administered by National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, District of Columbia Located Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Museum, Hyde Park, New York Control_Number:  34910002

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