Showing 17 artworks with Thomas Sully and with artwork date before 1850 and with artwork date after 1840
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Experience the Romantic reverie of Thomas Sully's Child Asleep (1841), capturing serene innocence with luminous detail; discover this masterpiece today.
Thomas Sully’s ‘Cinderella at the Kitchen Fire’ (1843) captures domestic tranquility & feminine contemplation. Explore this Romantic masterpiece's glazing technique, symbolism, and narrative detail – a timeless tale of warmth & resilience.
Thomas Sully's 'The Coleman Sisters' (1844) captures three captivating women in elegant attire, showcasing the artist’s refined portrait style and a touch of Victorian mystery.
Romantic idealism shines through Thomas Sully’s serene portrait of Sarah Sully and her dog, Ponto—a luminous depiction capturing domestic tranquility inspired by Lawrence's balanced composition and reflecting the values of 1848. Explore this exquisite reproduction.
A striking 19th-century portrait of Major General Andrew Jackson by Thomas Sully captures a sense of commanding authority through detailed brushwork, inviting you to explore this masterpiece for your private collection.
A radiant portrait of a smiling woman in a pink dress and ribboned hat by Thomas Sully captures the elegance of 1842, offering a timeless piece for your collection to explore the beauty of American portraiture.
Experience the dramatic mood of Thomas Sully's 1841 preparatory study for an equestrian portrait, capturing a striking man on horseback against stormy skies; discover this masterpiece today.
Explore Thomas Sully’s 1842 Equestrian Portrait of George Washington – a Neoclassical masterpiece depicting the stoic president. Discover its historical context & artistic brilliance.