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MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of John Kintzing Kane  
Description:  
Dimension:H:45.000in W:41.000in Framed
Creator:
Hicks, Thomas
Dates:
ca. 1859
Abstract:  

Seated frontally, with his gaze directed toward the viewer, the subject leans on his elbow, his right hand and extended index finger raised to his right cheek. His face is rendered flatly with a thin-lipped mouth, rosy cheeks, and blue eyes beneath a broad brow. The fifth finger of his hand is adorned with a gold (and possibly ruby or seal) ring. His clothes include a black coat atop a waistcoat and a white cravat. To his right is a table covered with a red cloth; on the table are several bound volumes and sheaves of papers. The background consists of an off-white studio drape.
Call #:  
58.P.54



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of Joseph Priestley  
Description:  
Dimension:H:27.500in W:22.250in Unframed
Creator:
Peale, Rembrandt
Dates:
ca. 1801
Abstract:  

Extended bust-length portrait with body turned slightly to the left, in front of a dark tan background. The subject has gray hair, dark gray eyes, and a clear complexion. He wears a black coat and white neckcloth. Unsigned and undated.
Call #:  
58.P.52



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of William Tilghman  
Description:  
Dimension:H:39.375in W:34.438in Framed
Creator:
Peale, Rembrandt
Dates:
1829
Abstract:  

Rembrandt Peale painted this half-length portrait of William Tilghman in 1829, copying his own original 1819 portrait. Seated frontally, the sitter directs his gaze toward the viewer’s left in three-quarter profile. Tilghman wears a dark overcoat and a translucent white cravat tied in a loose bow at the neck. His somewhat rectangular face is rendered in fleshy detail, with a naturalistically figured double chin, sagging cheeks, and clear eyes. Tilghman is seated on a red leather chair with brass rivets in front of a plain background.
Call #:  
58.P.49



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Miniature Portrait of Robert Walsh  
Description:  
Dimension:H:8.250in W:6.500in Framed; height incl. decoration at top
Creator:
Unknown
Dates:
1814-99
Abstract:  

Half-length seated figure, head turned right, leaning on left hand, elbow on table. Wearing black coat, gold waistcoat, white scarf with bow. Corner of table and part of book visible in lower right corner. After 1814 portrait by Thomas Sully.
Call #:  
58.P.75



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Self-Portrait of Thomas Sully  
Description:  
Dimension:H:42.500in W:37.000in Framed
Creator:
Sully, Thomas
Dates:
1867-68
Abstract:  

Extended bust-length, frontal portrait with head turned slightly to the left, in front of a brown-gray background. The subject has graying, red-blonde hair, gray eyes, and a pale complexion. He wears a red-brown coat with a black collar, black stock, and a white shirt collar. Unsigned and undated on canvas front. Inscribed on reverse: "Thomas Sully Painted. / by Order of the, / Musical Fund. / Society. / TS 1867."
Call #:  
58.P.65



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of John Vaughan  
Description:  
Dimension:H:40.250in W:35.000in Framed
Creator:
Sully, Thomas
Dates:
1823
Abstract:  

Bust-length portrait with body turned to the right and head turned slightly to the left. The subject has gray hair and a fair complexion. He wears a blue coat and waistcoat, white collar, neckcloth, and ruffle. In his right hand, he holds a book with the initials "APS" in the center of the cover. This volume rests on another book on a table, entitled "Library Catalogue" on the spine. A large red curtain and tassel is visible in the background, behind the figure. Signed "TS 1823" on the book cover in the lower left of the canvas.
Call #:  
58.P.43



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of Frederick Fraley  
Description:  
Dimension:H:48.000in W:41.000in Framed
Creator:
Bush-Brown, Margaret Lesley
Dates:
ca. 1898
Abstract:  

Three-quarter length seated figure, legs crossed, hands in lap. Wearing black coat, waistcoat, bow tie, white collared shirt. Arms rest on armchair. Gray background with architecture suggested. Signed: "M. W. Lesley" lower right corner.
Call #:  
58.P.57



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of Robert Maskell Patterson  
Description:  
Dimension:H:39.000in W:33.250in Framed
Creator:
DuBois, Samuel F.
Dates:
1855
Abstract:  

Half-length figure turned slightly left. Wearing black coat, waistcoat, cravat, and white collared shirt. Brown background. Inscribed on re-backed canvas: "Dr. Robert M. Patterson/ Nat. 1787/Ob. 1854/Painted by Samuel F. DuBois/Jan. 1855.
Call #:  
58.P.5



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of Robert Maskell Patterson  
Description:  
Dimension:H:37.250in W:32.500in Framed
Creator:
Lambdin, James Reid
Dates:
1850-96
Abstract:  

Half-length seated figure, body turned slightly left, head facing forward. Wearing black suit, white shirt, black bow tie, brown coat with brown fur. Medium tan background.
Call #:  
58.P.37



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of Henry Myer Phillips  
Description:  
Dimension:H:37.000in W:33.000in Framed
Creator:
Neilson, K. C. B.
Dates:
1870-90
Abstract:  

Half-length figure turned slightly right, wearing black coat, waistcoat, bowtie, and white collared shirt. Brown background. Signed: "K. C. B. N." in lower left corner.
Call #:  
58.P.63



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of William Pepper  
Description:  
Dimension:H:40.000in W:34.000in Framed
Creator:
Pettit, George Ward
Dates:
1889-1901
Abstract:  

Half-length portrait, body turned right, hands holding book. Figure wears dark suit, waistcoat, and tie with fleur-de-lis pattern, white winged-collar shirt and pearl stickpin. Signed "G. W. Pettit" on lower left corner. Possibly after 1888 or 1898 photograph by Franz Meinen.
Call #:  
58.P.71



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Untitled (Still-Life with Fruit)  
Description:  
Dimension:H:9.000in W:12.125in Unframed
Creator:
Unknown
Dates:
1850 - 1900
Abstract:  

Small still-life portrait of fruit on wooden table. Previously attributed to Rubens or Raphaelle Peale.
Call #:  
L.1999.01



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of J. Peter Lesley  
Description:  
Dimension:H:47.375in W:37.500in Framed
Creator:
Bush-Brown, Margaret Lesley
Dates:
1894-95
Abstract:  

Three-quarter length seated figure, body turned left, head facing forward. Wearing white summer suit, striped vest, white shirt, black four-in-hand tie. Seated on wooden chair with upholstered arms. Background of trees. Signed "M. Lesley Bush-Brown" on lower left corner.
Call #:  
58.P.30



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Fairmount Water-Works: From the West Side  
Description:  
Dimension:H:20.250in W:25.313in D:2.500in
Creator:
Lehman, George
Dates:
ca. 1829
Abstract:  

This oil-on-canvas was executed by Swiss landscape painter George Lehman (d. 1870) c. 1829. This view was taken from the western bank of the Schuylkill River, just south of the Fairmount Water Works. In the foreground are two men in a keelboat (a shallow-draft riverboat that is usually rowed, poled, or towed and commonly used for freight) loaded with cargo; in the left midground is a male figure, fishing and seated, on the shore; in the background are structures including a dam and several neoclassical buildings (formally known as the Fairmount Water Works). These structures include (left to right): a dam completed in 1821; the mill house / eight arched openings which return water to the river; a building (with tall chimneys, above a willow tree) constructed to house the original steam engines for the pumping system; and a promenade extending along the eastern bank, above which sat the original reservoir for the city’s pumping system.
Call #:  
58.P.85



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of Daniel Garrison Brinton  
Description:  
Dimension:H:41.000in W:36.000in Framed
Creator:
Eakins, Thomas
Dates:
ca. 1900
Abstract:  

Half-length portrait of front-facing figure, with head turned slightly to the left, in front of a sienna background. The subject has graying, brown hair, a gray beard and brown eyes. He is wearing a black coat and waistcoat, a high white collar and a black cravat. Pinned on his left lapel is the red, white, and blue rosette of the Loyal Legion. Unsigned and undated.
Call #:  
58.P.39



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Miniature Portrait of Benjamin Franklin  
Description:  
Dimension:H:2.936in W:2.500in D:0.813in Open width: 5.25
Creator:
Unknown
Dates:
19th c.
Abstract:  

Case opens like book, with clasp. Portrait painted on ivory is on right side when opened, set into gold-toned metal frame. Franklin wears fur coat. Opposite side is padded velvet.
Call #:  
01.C.31



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz  
Description:  
Dimension:H:42.500in W:37.875in Framed
Creator:
Huntington, Daniel
Dates:
1857
Abstract:  

Bust-length portrait of figure turned three-quarters to the left, in front of a hazy grey-blue background, resembling a cloudy sky. The subject has dark, graying hair and sideburns, hazel eyes, and a clear, rosy complexion. He wears a dark gray coat, a white waistcoat and shirt, and a white stock, tied in a high knot. Signed and dated in the lower left corner, "Agassiz / by D. Huntington / 1857."
Call #:  
58.P.47



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of Alexander Dallas Bache  
Description:  
Dimension:H:47.500in W:40.375in Framed
Creator:
Huntington, Daniel
Dates:
1861
Abstract:  

Three-quarter-length seated figure turned left, head resting on left hand, right hand holding manuscripts. The sitter wears a black coat and waistcoat and a white shirt. There is a red table cloth at lower right, under manuscript. Gray-brown background. Signed: "D. Huntington/1861" on lower right corner.
Call #:  
58.P.40



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of Robert Hare  
Description:  
Dimension:H:37.250in W:32.375in Framed
Creator:
Huntington, Daniel
Dates:
1857
Abstract:  

Depicts head, shoulders, and chest of figure, facing right, wearing dark suit, white shirt, and tie, with white hair and a beard. Inscribed "D. Huntington" on front lower left corner.
Call #:  
1984.01



MUSEUM OBJECT

Title:
Painting
Alt. Title:  
Portrait of John Gottlieb Ernestus Heckewelder  
Description:  
Dimension:H:18.375in W:16.250in Framed
Creator:
Unknown
Dates:
ca. 1823
Abstract:  

Oval image of half-length figure. Figure faces forward, hands folded on book. Sky and clouds in background.
Call #:  
1978.4



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