Half Length Portrait Collection
"Capturing the Essence
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"Capturing the Essence: A Glimpse into Half Length Portraits" Delve into the world of portraiture as we explore a collection of captivating half length portraits spanning different eras and mediums. From oil on canvas to pastel, etching to black and white photography, these artworks offer a window into the lives and personalities of their subjects. Stephen Smith (1795-1873) comes alive in his oil on canvas portrait, exuding an air of wisdom and experience. Reverend Thomas Russell's pastel rendition showcases his gentle demeanor, inviting us to ponder upon his spiritual journey. Edward Penington (1766-1834), immortalized in oils, captivates with his dignified presence. Gouverneur Morris (1752-1816) gazes confidently from an 1808 oil on canvas painting, revealing a man who played a pivotal role in shaping American history. John Penn's (1760-1834) oil on canvas portrait captures him at the height of his influence, emanating authority and intellect. Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace's 1852 etching portrays her as both elegant and intellectually formidable—a pioneer in computer science whose legacy continues to inspire. General William Irvine's (1741-1804) commanding presence dominates the oil on canvas artwork that encapsulates his military prowess. An Officer of the Grenadier Company from c. 1775 is brought back to life through this vibrant depiction on canvas—an emblematic representation of valor during times long gone by. Major General Hugh Lyle Carmichael stands proud in uniform as part of the 2nd West India Regiment—his portrait serving as a testament to bravery beyond borders. Oliver Otis Howard emerges from black and white photography—a striking image capturing strength amidst adversity—an embodiment of resilience personified.