Showing 24 artworks out of 71 with Charles Willson Peale and with artwork date before 1780 and with artwork date after 1770
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Admire Charles Willson Peale’s masterful portrait of Samuel Mifflin, commissioned during the American Revolution. Explore this opulent depiction featuring John Singleton Copley's influence and symbolizing Mifflin’s mercantile success.
Admire Charles Willson Peale’s exquisite portrait of Margaret Strachan Harwood, commissioned around 1775 alongside her husband Thomas Harwood's likeness. Explore the elegance and detail of this captivating piece.
Charles Willson Peale's 'Mordecai Gist' depicts George Washington in a contemplative pose amidst books and a sailboat, showcasing his dedication to knowledge and representing an iconic image of leadership during the American Revolution.
Charles Willson Peale's "Rachel Weeping" (1772) is a poignant oil painting capturing grief and mourning, showcasing his skill & reflecting American history.
A powerful portrait of George Washington in military attire by Charles Willson Peale captures the patriotic triumph of 1779 through realistic detail, inviting you to bring this piece of American history into your home.
John Laurens, painted by Charles Willson Peale in 1780, showcases a dignified depiction of George Washington's aide-de-camp. This neoclassical portrait exemplifies Peale’s skill and contributes to documenting the American Revolution.
Charles Willson Peale’s dignified portrait of General Henry Knox captures the resilience of leadership during Valley Forge—a neoclassical masterpiece reflecting Enlightenment ideals and showcasing meticulous brushwork to convey unwavering resolve.
Experience 'The Stewart Children' by Peale! This captivating 1773 oil on panel portrait showcases innocence & beauty, housed in Madrid. Discover its symbolism and Charles Willson Peale’s masterful artistry.
This painting offers invaluable insight into the social landscape of Philadelphia during the Revolutionary War period. Its meticulous detail reveals a glimpse into domestic life alongside prominent figures like George Washington.
Discover John Beale Bordley by Charles Willson Peale (1770). A stunning neoclassical portrait of a distinguished man amidst a symbolic landscape. Explore its rich details & historical significance.
Admire Charles Willson Peale’s 1772 portrait of John Philip de Haas – a Neoclassical masterpiece featuring rich detail, symbolism & warm tones. Explore this significant American artwork.
Admire Charles Willson Peale’s ‘Mrs. James Smith & Grandson’ (1776). A stunning oil portrait showcasing American artistry, realism, and historical significance. Explore this masterpiece!
Charles Willson Peale’s 1777 portrait of General Joseph Bloomfield exemplifies Neoclassical elegance. Admire the refined details, rich textures & symbolic attire – a captivating glimpse into American history.
A tender moment of affection unfolds in Charles Willson Peale's 1776 portrait of Mrs. James Smith and Grandson, capturing colonial warmth through masterful eighteenth-century brushwork that you can bring to your home.