Gouverneur Kemble 1853

asherbrowndurand

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Asher Brown Durand's 1853 portrait of Gouverneur Kemble is a fine example of American portraiture from the mid-19th century. Durand, a prominent member of the Hudson River School, captures Kemble's likeness with detailed realism. The painting showcases Kemble seated, dressed in formal attire, his expression contemplative and his gaze directed towards the viewer. The artist's meticulous brushwork and use of light and shadow contribute to the painting's lifelike quality. This work highlights Durand's skill in capturing the essence of his subjects.