Joseph Blackburn, 1762 - Samuel Cutts - printy tsara tarehy

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Samuel Cutts dia avy amin'ny mpanakanto lehilahy Joseph Blackburn tamin'ny 1762. Ny haben'ny tany am-boalohany dia: 50 1/4 x 40 3/8 in (127,6 x 102,6 sm). Oil on canvas was used by the British painter as the technique for the masterpiece. What is more, this artpiece can be viewed in in the Ny Metropolitan Museum of Art famoriam-bola nomerika, izay iray amin'ireo tranombakoka zavakanto lehibe indrindra sy tsara indrindra eran-tany, izay ahitana asa kanto maherin'ny roa tapitrisa naharitra dimy arivo taona ny kolontsaina eran-tany, nanomboka tamin'ny taloha ka hatramin'izao ary avy amin'ny faritra rehetra amin'ny tany.. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Bequest of Clarence Dillon, 1979 (fahazoan-dàlana ho an'ny daholobe). : Bequest of Clarence Dillon, 1979. Furthermore, alignment of the digital reproduction is in Mombamomba ny mpanoratra endrika miaraka amin'ny tahan'ny sary 3: 4, midika izany fa 25% fohy noho ny sakany ny halavany.

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Blackburn, a British immigrant, worked in the Boston area for only nine years before returning to England. The companion portraits of Samuel Cutts (1726–1801), a prosperous merchant in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and Anna Holyoke (1735–1812; 1979.196.2) of Boston, executed around the time of their marriage, seem to have been among the last works he painted in this country. Cutts, his proudly substantial figure dominating the picture, turns to face the spectator. The harbor view through the window refers to his shipping business.