Henry G. Stebbins 1838

This oil-on-canvas portrait by Henry Inman depicts Henry G. Stebbins. Created in 1838, it showcases Inman's talent for capturing likeness and detail. Stebbins is portrayed in a formal pose, wearing a black coat with a white cravat, his expression serious and thoughtful. The painting’s background features a hazy, indistinct landscape, typical of portraiture of the time. This work highlights Inman's reputation as a leading portrait painter during the 19th century, and remains a testament to his skill and ability to capture the essence of his sitters.