Mrs. George Burroughs (Mary Fullerton) 1825 - 1830

Anson Dickinson’s “Mrs. George Burroughs (Mary Fullerton)” is a miniature portrait painting on ivory housed in a decorative case. The artwork captures the subject, Mary Fullerton, in a formal pose, wearing a white lace cap and a ruffled collar. The artist’s meticulous attention to detail and realistic depiction of the sitter’s features highlights the popularity of miniature portraiture during the early 19th century. Dickinson, known for his portraiture and miniature works, created this piece between 1825-1830, showcasing the artist’s skill in capturing likeness and conveying the subject's social standing.