Ann Pamela Cunningham with her Mother and Brothers, (painting).

Ann Pamela Cunningham with her Mother and Brothers, (painting).

Unknown, painter.

Ann Pamela Cunningham with her Mother and Brothers, (painting).

Family portrait of a mother seated in a chair with her three children at her side. A girl, Ann Pamela Cunningham, sits at center, nearest the mother. One boy stands at her side and holds sticks. The youngest boy sits on the floor and reaches towards his mother, handing her a flower which he pulled from a basket of flowers on his lap.

Portrait group -- Family -- Mother & Child

Portrait female -- Cunningham, Ann Pamela -- Child

Object -- Flower

Restricted Owner, Charleston, South Carolina

Ann Pamela Cunningham (1816-1875) was founder of the Mt. Vernon Ladies Association.

National Society of Colonial Dames, South Carolina, 1992.

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