Zedekiah Sanger (1749-1820)

"Zedekiah Sanger (1749-1820)" is a portrait by Edward E. Simmons, created in the late 19th century, which reflects the artist's engagement with American historical figures and his interest in the portrayal of prominent individuals from the Revolutionary era. The painting contributes to the understanding of Sanger's role as a significant figure in early American history, particularly in relation to his contributions to the development of the New England region.

"Zedekiah Sanger (1749-1820)" by Edward E. Simmons is a portrait that captures the subject in a three-quarter pose, characterized by a somber color palette and a detailed rendering of facial features that convey a sense of dignity and introspection. The composition is enhanced by the use of light and shadow, which accentuates the textures of the clothing and the sitter's expression, creating a sense of depth and realism typical of Simmons' portraiture.