Christopher Gore (1758-1827)
John Trumbull
key Notes:
Political portraiture, Neoclassical style.
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medium:
Oil on canvas
Difficulty:
Intermediate
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story of the work:
"Christopher Gore (1758-1827)" is a portrait painted by John Trumbull in 1805, depicting the prominent American politician and Governor of Massachusetts. The work exemplifies Trumbull's neoclassical style and his commitment to capturing the likeness and character of significant figures in American history, contributing to the visual narrative of the early Republic.
Description of the work:
"Christopher Gore (1758-1827)" by John Trumbull is an oil on canvas portrait that depicts the subject in a three-quarter pose, exuding a sense of dignity and authority. The composition is characterized by a muted color palette, with Gore attired in a dark coat and white cravat, set against a softly rendered background that enhances the figure's prominence.
Artwork Photograph Source:
Harvard Art Museum
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