Showing 7 artworks with John Singleton Copley and with 1763
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Notable works by Copley include 'Mrs John Winthrop', 'The Return of Neptune', and 'Midshipman Augustus Brine'.
Experience Neo-Classical elegance with Copley's 1763 portrait of Mrs. John Scoally; capture the contemplative grace of this masterpiece for your collection.
Admire John Singleton Copley's 'Mrs. Daniel Sargent,' a stunning 1763 portrait capturing elegance and grace. Witness the refined beauty of Mary Turner Sargent, rendered in exquisite detail.
John Singleton Copley's 'John Bours' (1763) is a striking Neoclassical portrait showcasing a contemplative gentleman. Explore the detail & history at Worcester Art Museum.
Admire John Singleton Copley’s 1763 portrait of Nathaniel Allen! This realistic oil painting showcases colonial elegance & intellectualism. Explore its classical style & symbolic details.
Explore John Singleton Copley’s 1763 portrait of Nathaniel Allen! A detailed oil painting showcasing colonial wealth & intrigue. Discover its style, symbolism & historical context.
Admire John Spooner by John Singleton Copley (1763). A detailed colonial portrait showcasing 18th-century attire & expression. Hand-painted reproduction of this iconic artwork.