James Peale
1749
—
1836
United States
James Peale (United States, 1749–1836) was an American painter known for his still lifes and portraits, born in Philadelphia and died in Baltimore.
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Movement:
Realism
Biography:
James Peale was an American painter born in 1749 and active until his death in 1836. He is recognized as a prominent figure in the Realism movement, particularly known for his still-life paintings and portraits. Peale was a member of the Peale family of artists, which included his brother Charles Willson Peale, and he contributed significantly to the development of American art in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. His work often reflected a meticulous attention to detail and a deep appreciation for natural subjects. Peale's legacy includes influencing subsequent generations of American artists and enhancing the genre of still-life painting in the United States. Specific details about his early life and training remain unknown.
