Jeremija Teuss, 1772. gads - Džonas Dārtas kundze - tēlotājas mākslas apdruka

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Šis vairāk nekā 240 gadus vecais mākslas darbs Mrs. John Dart gleznoja Jeremija Teusa in 1772. Izstrādājuma versijai bija šāds izmērs: 30 x 25 collas (76,2 x 63,5 cm). Eļļa uz audekla was used by the artist as the medium of the artpiece. Besides, the work of art is in the the digital art collection of Metropolitēna mākslas muzejs, kas ir viens no pasaules lielākajiem un izcilākajiem mākslas muzejiem, kurā ietilpst vairāk nekā divi miljoni mākslas darbu, kas aptver piecu tūkstošu gadu pasaules kultūru, sākot no aizvēstures līdz mūsdienām un no visām pasaules malām. klasiskā māksla publiski mākslas darbs tiek piegādāts ar pieklājību no Metropolitēna mākslas muzejs, Ņujorka, Edgara Viljama un Bernice Chrysler Garbisch dāvana, 1967. Arī mākslas darbam ir šāda kredītlīnija: Edgara Viljama un Bernice Chrysler Garbisch dāvana, 1967. gads. Turklāt digitālās reproducēšanas pielīdzināšana ir portrets un malu attiecība ir 1: 1.2, kas nozīmē, ka garums ir par 20% īsāks nekā platums. Jeremiah Theus was a male painter of American nationality, whose style can mainly be attributed to Rococo. The Rococo artist lived for 58 gadiem - dzimis 1716 in Chur, Graubunden, Switzerland and deceased in the year 1774 in Charleston, Charleston county, South Carolina, United States.

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Henrietta Isabella Sommers (1750–1783) was the daughter of Humphrey Sommers, a successful building contractor in Charleston, South Carolina. She was married to John Dart (67.268.1). The costume in this portrait was probably based on a print, since it is unlikely that Mrs. Dart possessed an ermine-trimmed robe. Theus undoubtedly painted the face from life and the clothing in his studio, with a mezzotint before him.

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