Charles Carroll of Carrollton

William James Hubard

Created:

Movement:

1830

Neoclassicism

key Notes:

Portraiture, American Founding Father

Dimensions:

18 3/4 x 14 1/2 in. (47.6 x 36.8 cm)

medium:

Oil on wood

Difficulty:

Expert

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story of the work:

"Charles Carroll of Carrollton," painted by William James Hubard in 1830, is a portrait of Charles Carroll, a prominent American statesman and signer of the Declaration of Independence. The painting is significant for its representation of Carroll's legacy and status in early American history, although specific details about its commission and exhibition history remain unknown.

Description of the work:

"Charles Carroll of Carrollton," painted by William James Hubard in 1830, features a seated portrait of the prominent American statesman, characterized by a dignified expression and formal attire typical of the period. The use of oil on wood allows for rich color depth and detail, particularly in the rendering of Carroll's facial features and the textures of his clothing.

Artwork Photograph Source:

Metropolitan Museum of Art

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