Margaret Morton Quincy Greene (Mrs. Benjamin Daniel Greene) (1806-1882)

"Margaret Morton Quincy Greene (Mrs. Benjamin Daniel Greene) (1806-1882)" is a portrait painted by American artist Chester Harding in 1835, reflecting the artist's prominence in the early 19th-century American portraiture movement. The work exemplifies Harding's skill in capturing the likeness and character of his subjects, contributing to the cultural narrative of American identity during this period.

The painting "Margaret Morton Quincy Greene (Mrs. Benjamin Daniel Greene) (1806-1882)" by Chester Harding features a seated female figure, depicted in a three-quarter pose, adorned in a dark gown with a white lace collar, which contrasts with the muted background. Harding's use of soft brushwork and a warm color palette enhances the subject's dignified expression and the intricate detailing of her attire, reflecting the artist's skill in portraiture during the early 19th century.