Among the most important works of his last period were:  The Holy Family and The Road to Ruin, both painted in 1876 and now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Behind the Curtain (1880), Dresden Gallery; The Rag Baby (1880) and A Village Festival (1881), both in the Vanderbilt collection, Metropolitan Museum, New York; and A Duel.
Among his most notable works from his final period were: The Holy Family and The Road to Ruin, painted in 1876 and now displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York; Behind the Curtain (1880), located at the Dresden Gallery; The Rag Baby (1880) and A Village Festival (1881), both held by the Vanderbilt collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; and A Duel.