Chief Justice John Marshall 1833

This 1833 print by Asher Brown Durand depicts John Marshall, Chief Justice of the United States. The engraving captures Marshall in a formal pose, seated with a book in hand. Durand, known for his detailed and realistic style, employed stipple engraving and hand-coloring techniques for this portrait, creating a striking image of the influential legal figure. The work, now located at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, is a notable example of early American portraiture, showcasing Durand's skill in capturing the essence of his subject.