John Randolph 1804 - 1805

Gilbert Stuart, a prominent American portraitist, painted this portrait of John Randolph in 1804-1805. The painting depicts Randolph, a prominent politician, seated and gazing directly at the viewer. His attire, a black coat and white cravat, reflects the fashion of the early 19th century. The portrait exemplifies Stuart's mastery of capturing the likeness and personality of his subjects, using meticulous brushstrokes and a realistic style. This artwork showcases Stuart's talent for rendering lifelike portraits and the cultural context of the early American republic.