Francis Hardon Burr (1890-1914)

Alphonse Jongers

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Portraiture, Early 20th Century
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Oil on canvas
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Francis Hardon Burr (1890-1914) by Alphonse Jongers

The painting "Francis Hardon Burr (1890-1914)" by Alphonse Jongers is an oil on canvas work that captures the likeness of its subject with a refined and realistic approach. Jongers, a French artist known for his portraiture, often depicted figures with a keen attention to detail and a subtle use of color, which is evident in this piece. The painting serves as a poignant reminder of Burr's short life, as he passed away at a young age, adding a layer of historical significance to the work. Jongers' ability to convey the personality and presence of his subjects has cemented his reputation in the realm of portrait painting. Although the exact date of creation for this painting is unknown, it remains an important example of Jongers' skill and the era's portraiture style. The work contributes to the understanding of early 20th-century portraiture and the personal histories encapsulated within it.

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The painting "Francis Hardon Burr (1890-1914)" by Alphonse Jongers is an oil on canvas work that captures the likeness of its subject with a focus on realism and detail. The artwork reflects Jongers' skill in portraiture, emphasizing the character and presence of Francis Hardon Burr through meticulous brushwork and composition.

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Harvard Art Museum

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Francis Hardon Burr (1890-1914)