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American Art Portrait of Mrs. Warburton of Rockboro, Virginia Companion to Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1973-258-1 Made in United States, North and Central Americac. 1825 Ammi Phillips, American, 1788 - 1865 Oil on canvas Currently not on view 1973-258-2 The Collection of Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch, 1973 |
LabelAmmi Phillips, an itinerant portrait painter who worked across the northeastern states for decades beginning about 1810, served a well-dressed, middle-class clientele. His sitters, like Mrs. Warburton, are often shown with books and seated in fancy painted chairs. Painting with a "folk" aesthetic, Phillips created images with strong value contrasts, crisp contours, flattened forms, and lively surface patterns.Social Tags [?]books [x] elegant collar with pin [x] hands [x] nhd 1815 to 1860 portrait [x] [Add Your Own Tags] |
