colonial american portraits who created them? the artists who moved from england or who were trained...
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Colonial American Portraits Where were they created? In the American Colonies, with ideas, techniques, & styles from England. People would “sit” for their portrait, so it would be accurate.TRANSCRIPT
Colonial American Portraits
Who created them?The artists who moved from England or who
were trained in the English style. Artists often traveled from city to city to find work.
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Colonial American PortraitsWhat are they?
Artworks of important people, like George Washington. Everyday people could buy a miniature portrait for less
money.
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Colonial American Portraits
Where were they created?
In the American Colonies, with ideas, techniques, &
styles from England. People would “sit” for their
portrait, so it would be accurate.
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Colonial American Portraits
When were they made?
From the late 1600s-the late
1700s, during the colonial period in
America.
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Colonial American PortraitsWhy were they created?
-So families could remember how relatives
looked.-To show love for
someone.-To show wealth,
importance, occupation.
Colonial American PortraitsHow were they created?
Artists learned how to paint & draw in England, or they worked with an
experienced artist. They used paints, like oil &
watercolors.
Artists would charge based on how difficult the portrait would be to paint.
Smaller, less detailed portraits were less.
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Colonial American Portraits
Locket Portraits-Small, usually oval or
circle shape-Worn as jewelry or put
into a pocket-Watercolors painted on
ivory-Painted for special
occasions
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