Portrait of a Lady (possibly Tryntje Otten Veeder)
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Schuyler Limner

c. 1640
1700
United States
Schuyler Limner (c. 1640–1700) was a Dutch-American painter active in the United States, with his birth and death cities remaining unknown.
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Movement:
Rococo
Biography:

Schuyler Limner was an American painter active during the late 17th century, with life dates approximately from 1640 to 1700. He is recognized as one of the earliest portraitists in the United States, contributing to the Rococo movement. Limner's work is characterized by its decorative style and attention to detail, reflecting the cultural influences of his time. His portraits often depicted prominent figures in colonial society, helping to establish a visual record of early American life. Specific details about his training and influences remain largely unknown, but his contributions to American art are acknowledged as significant in the context of the period.

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