John Wesley Jarvis, 1812 - Ritratto di Isaac Van der Beek - stampa d'arte

Questo è finito 200 pezzo d'arte di anni Portrait of Isaac Van der Beek è stato realizzato da John Wesley Jarvis nell'anno 1812. L'originale è stato dipinto con le dimensioni: 34 x 1 cm (8 26/13 x 16 86,68/68,1 in). Oil on wood panel was applied by the American painter as the technique for the work of art. What is more, this piece of art forms part of the Museo d'arte della contea di Los Angeles raccolta digitale in Los Angeles, California, Stati Uniti d'America. Con la cortesia di - Museo d'arte della contea di Los Angeles (www.lacma.org) (licenza: dominio pubblico) .:. Oltre a questo, l'allineamento della riproduzione digitale è in ritratto formato con proporzioni di 3: 4, il che implica che la lunghezza è inferiore del 25% rispetto alla larghezza.

Original information about the work of art from Los Angeles County Museum of Art (© - Museo d'arte della contea di Los Angeles - www.lacma.org)

The sitters both descended from very old Dutch families of New Jersey Isaack Van der Beek (by 1805 he spelled his name Isaac Vanderbeck) was born in Hackensack on October 29, 1743, and died in New York on May 27,1833. On November 27,1767, he married Rachel Ryerson of Saddle River. She was born on May 13, 1751, and died in New York on February 23, 1825. Their only child was a daughter, Ann. Isaac Van der Beek was active in the patriot militia during the Revolutionary War. In 1791 he was an elder of the Dutch Church in Hackensack and in 1805 president of the town’s board of trustees. The couple is listed in the New York census of 1810 but not the census of 1820, although their wills, hers in 1823 and his in 1833, describe them as residents of New York. Their estates consisted primarily of real estate in New York and Newburgh, New Jersey. The portraits have been attributed to several different artists. They were originally sold in 1918 and in the 1920s as by GILBERT STUART, with a statement of authenticity from Jonce I. McGurck. Lawrence Park felt they were by John Vanderlyn (1775-1852). William Sawitzky attributed them to James Frothingham (1786-1864). The staff of the Frick Art Reference Library and also Harold E. Dickson felt they were by John Wesley Jarvis. This last attribution seems to be the correct one, judging especially from the clarity of the spirited likenesses and the summary fashion in which the arms and hands are painted. According to family tradition, they were painted in 1807, which would have been about the time the couple moved to New York, but a relative fluency of technique suggests that Jarvis may have painted them as much as five years later.

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