Charles Willson Peale

1787

Governor Thomas Mckean And His Son, Thomas, Jr.

Charles Willson Peale’s 1787 portrait captures Governor Thomas McKean and his son, showcasing Enlightenment ideals & American identity through refined detail and historical significance.

Charles Willson Peale

1822

Self Portrait

Charles Willson Peale's "The Artist in His Museum" (1822) captures the artist’s life, art, and scientific pursuits within his Philadelphia museum. A unique blend of portraiture & natural history.

Charles Willson Peale

1785

Self-portrait With Angelica And Portrait Of Rachel

Charles Willson Peale

1776

Mrs. James Smith And Grandson

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

1822

Self Portrait (also Known As Study For The Artist In His Museum'')''

General Joseph Bloomfield — Charles Willson Peale

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.

Nathanael Greene — Charles Willson Peale

Admire Charles Willson Peale's striking 1783 portrait of John Witherspoon, a key figure in American independence. This historical oil on canvas captures the influential minister and advocate.