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Moses Seymour Jr., Ralph Earl, 1789
RRalph EarlUSA, 1751–1801

Moses Seymour Jr.

1789 · Painting

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Seen here at the age of 15, Moses Seymour Jr. holds a book and cane, suggesting that he reads and walks in harmony with nature. The portrait was commissioned by his father, a former Revolutionary War major who lived in Litchfield, Connecticut. Artist Ralph Earl was the leading painter in the Connecticut River Valley, returning there after receiving training in London.

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Oplysninger

1789 · 38 år gammel
17511801
Inventarnummer
2003.285

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MalerierOlieAmerikansk maleriKlassicisme1700-talletAmerika

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Mere af Ralph Earl

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Elijah Boardman, Ralph Earl, 1789

Elijah Boardman

1789 · Metropolitan Museum of Art

Dr. David Rogers, Ralph Earl, 1788

Dr. David Rogers

1788 · National Gallery of Art

Martha Tennent Rogers (Mrs. David Rogers) and Her Son, probably Samuel Henry Rogers, Ralph Earl, 1788

Martha Tennent Rogers (Mrs. David Rogers) and Her Son, probably Samuel Henry Rogers

1788 · National Gallery of Art

Esther Boardman, Ralph Earl, 1789

Esther Boardman

1789 · Metropolitan Museum of Art

Daniel Boardman, Ralph Earl, 1789

Daniel Boardman

1789 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

Thomas Earle, Ralph Earl, 1800

Thomas Earle

1800 · Ikke udstillet · National Gallery of Art

Samuel Seabury, Ralph Earl, 1785

Samuel Seabury

1785 · National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian)

Reuben Hull Booth (1771-1814), Ralph Earl, 1790

Reuben Hull Booth (1771-1814)

1790 · Ikke udstillet · Harvard Art Museums

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