Thomas Amory II

Retrato estadounidense, hacia 1770–1772

This painting shows a man from the knees up. His body faces us, while his head is partially turned to the right. He has a round face with light skin and light gray hair combed back from his face and coming down to his ears. He has a straight nose, thin lips, and a double chin. He wears a dark brown coat with a white collar and cuffs and holds a light brown cane. One of his hands is wearing a dark gray glove, while the other is bare; the gloved hand also holds the other glove, along with the cane. The man is leaning against a large brown column that takes up the left side of the painting, and the wall behind him is dark brown.
Artista
Retrato estadounidense
Fecha
hacia 1770–1772
Tipo
Pintura
Técnica
Óleo sobre lienzo
Medidas
126,2 × 101 cm
Colección
National Gallery of Art, Washington
Licencia
Dominio público, CC0

Descripción de la imagen

This painting shows a man from the knees up. His body faces us, while his head is partially turned to the right. He has a round face with light skin and light gray hair combed back from his face and coming down to his ears. He has a straight nose, thin lips, and a double chin. He wears a dark brown coat with a white collar and cuffs and holds a light brown cane. One of his hands is wearing a dark gray glove, while the other is bare; the gloved hand also holds the other glove, along with the cane. The man is leaning against a large brown column that takes up the left side of the painting, and the wall behind him is dark brown.

Retrato estadounidense