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![]() | Richard Bill 1733 Art Institute of Chicago Chicago, IL | Unrated | Anonymous | |
Thomas Hancock 1730 Museum of Fine Arts Boston, MA | ![]() Born into a famiy of modest clergymen, Hancock became one of the richest and most powerful men in Boston. He commissioned this portrait and one of Lydia Henchman on the occasion of their marriage. According to Smibert's notebooks, these relatively small, three-quarter views were the cheapest portraits the artist offered, suggesting that at this point... | Unrated | Anonymous | |
![]() | Title Portrait Of Edmund Quincy Oil on Canvas Private Collection Unknown, USA | Unrated | Anonymous | |
William Dudley 1729 Museum of Fine Arts Boston, MA | ![]() Son of an early governor of Massachusetts, Dudley was a prominent politician. His luxurious clothing, dramatic pose, and the rich palette are typical of the early Baroque style. Compared with contemporary London works, however, Dudley's face is depicted with a high degree of individuality and realism. Portraits made for the European aristocracy often... | Unrated | Anonymous |
- John Smibert