Alexander Stewart Wetherill

"Alexander Stewart Wetherill" is a portrait painted by Alfred Q. Collins, created circa 1890–1900. The painting depicts Alexander Stewart Wetherill, a notable figure whose specific contributions and biography are not extensively documented. Alfred Q. Collins was an American artist known for his portraiture and genre scenes during the late 19th century. The work exemplifies the stylistic tendencies of the period, characterized by a focus on realism and attention to detail. The painting is part of the collection at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Further details regarding the commission or the context of the portrait remain unknown.

"Alexander Stewart Wetherill" by Alfred Q. Collins is an oil on canvas portrait created circa 1890–1900. The painting features a seated male figure, depicted in three-quarter view, exuding a sense of confidence and poise. Wetherill is dressed in formal attire, characterized by a dark suit and a white shirt, which contrasts with the muted background. The artist employs a rich color palette, utilizing deep browns and greens to create depth and dimension. The brushwork is smooth, contributing to the lifelike representation of Wetherill's facial features, which are rendered with careful attention to detail. Light falls gently on the subject, highlighting his expression and adding a sense of warmth to the composition. The overall arrangement emphasizes the subject's stature and presence, inviting viewers to engage with the character portrayed.