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1751 Worcester County, Massachusetts - 1801 Bolton, Connecticut. Known for: Portrait, narrative, landscape, history.
A portrait painter, Ralph Earl was one of three-prominent southern New England portraitists who carried on the high standards set by John Singleton Copley (1738-1815). With Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828)... Read full biography
A portrait painter, Ralph Earl was one of three-prominent southern New England portraitists who carried on the high standards set by John Singleton Copley (1738-1815). With Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) and John Trumbull (1756-1843) Earl was trained in England and, returning home, was one of the three... Read full biography
A portrait painter, Ralph Earl was one of three-prominent southern New England portraitists who carried on the high standards set by John Singleton Copley (1738-1815). With Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) and John Trumbull (1756-1843) Earl was trained in England and, returning home, was one of the three "first well-trained American painters to walk American soil" (Flexner 65) after the Revolutionary War. They revived a tradition that had just begun to flourish before the interruptions of the War.... Read full biography
A portrait painter, Ralph Earl was one of three-prominent southern New England portraitists who carried on the high standards set by John Singleton Copley (1738-1815). With Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) and John Trumbull (1756-1843) Earl was trained in England and, returning home, was one of the three "first well-trained American painters to walk American soil" (Flexner 65) after the Revolutionary War. They revived a tradition that had just begun to flourish before the interruptions of the War. Several times, Earl went to New York City attempting to gain wider attention, but he made little impression and returned to Connecticut where he had first arrived in 1775. In the judgment of American art historians, he became one of the state's most... Read full biography
A portrait painter, Ralph Earl was one of three-prominent southern New England portraitists who carried on the high standards set by John Singleton Copley (1738-1815). With Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828) and John Trumbull (1756-1843) Earl was trained in England and, returning home, was one of the three "first well-trained American painters to walk American soil" (Flexner 65) after the Revolutionary War. They revived a tradition that had just begun to flourish before the interruptions of the War. Several times, Earl went to New York City attempting to gain wider attention, but he made little impression and returned to Connecticut where he had first arrived in 1775. In the judgment of American art historians, he became one of the state's most historically significant artists, but during his lifetime, his reputation was diminished by his intemperance and apparent immorality in that he c... Read full biography
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- Historic DeerfieldJune 2004Friary, Donald RAmerican Art Review
- Current and ComingJanuary 2004Ledes, Allison EckardtThe Magazine Antiques
- Images of Northwest ConnecticutJune 2003Smith, AnnAmerican Art Review
- The American Artist in ConnecticutAugust 2002Andersen, Jeffrey WAmerican Art Review
- Museum AccessionsJanuary 2002Gustafson, Eleanor H.The Magazine Antiques
- Museum AccessionsNovember 2001Gustafson, Elenor H.The Magazine Antiques
- Treasures from the SmithsonianApril 2000Severens, Martha RAmerican Art Review
- The High Museum of ArtAugust 1994Larson, JudyAmerican Art Review