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Gilbert Stuart — Wilson Cary Nicholas
Gilbert Stuart

Wilson Cary Nicholas

1805

Painted during Stuart's most productive period, this work demonstrates the artist's ability to convey both physical likeness and the dignity of early American republican society.

Medium
oil on canvas

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Gilbert Stuart, Wilson Cary Nicholas, 1805

Painted during Stuart's most productive period, this work demonstrates the artist's ability to convey both physical likeness and the dignity of early American republican society.

Medium
oil on canvas
Year
1805
Seen at
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH

Related themes

Nineteenth Century, Figure, American, Portrait, Dignified, Earth Tones, Neoclassicism, Gentleman, Oil on Canvas, Formal

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Cleveland Museum of Art, Harvard Art Museums