James Howard Means (1885-1967)

Pietro (Peter) Pezzati

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Portraiture, Modernist Expressionism
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Oil on canvas
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James Howard Means (1885-1967) by Pietro Peter Pezzati

The painting "James Howard Means (1885-1967)" by Pietro Peter Pezzati is an oil on canvas work that captures the likeness of the notable figure, James Howard Means. Pezzati, an American artist known for his portraiture, often depicted prominent individuals, contributing to the documentation of influential personalities of his time. The use of oil on canvas allows for rich texture and depth, characteristic of Pezzati's meticulous attention to detail. Although the exact date of creation is unknown, the painting reflects the mid-20th-century American portrait tradition. Pezzati's work is significant for its contribution to preserving the visages of historical figures, thereby offering insight into the cultural and social milieu of the era. His portraits are valued for their ability to convey the character and status of the subjects he painted.

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James Howard Means (1885-1967) by Pietro Peter Pezzati

The painting "James Howard Means (1885-1967)" by Pietro Peter Pezzati is an oil on canvas portrait that captures the likeness of the American physician and medical educator, James Howard Means. The artwork is characterized by its realistic style, emphasizing detailed facial features and a dignified expression, typical of mid-20th-century portraiture.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Harvard Art Museum

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James Howard Means (1885-1967)