Portrait of Childs Frick as a Child
James Archer (1823 – 1904)
Explore los retratos victorianos y escenas literarias de James Archer (1823-1904), pintor escocés conocido por sus narrativas históricas y trajes infantiles.
The Frick Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, Estados Unidos)
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Childs Frick was almost two years old when the Fricks commissioned this portrait of him by Scottish artist James Archer. Archer traveled to the United States in 1884, and while here painted a portrait of Andrew Carnegie, Pittsburgh industrialist and business partner of Henry Clay Frick, and this portrait of Frick’s first born child. The portrait shows Childs in a landscape, wearing the type of white dress that both boys and girls wore when very young. Archer has Childs holding a rose, which in the Victorian era language of flowers meant purity and grace. It was also used in American art as a symbol of fruitfulness and children and the continuation of the family line.
Sobre esta obra
- Título: Portrait of Childs Frick as a Child
- Artista: James Archer
- Formato: Portrait
- Estado de derechos de autor: Dominio público
- Ubicación: The Frick Pittsburgh
- Movimiento: Victorian Era Portraiture
- Periodo de creación: Victorian Maturity
- Contexto del corpus: documenting victorian life" , family values & heritage
- Palabras clave: muted color palette , american art history , early 20th century
- Matiz de color: Ochre to Sepia

