Thomas Sully 1859

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Rembrandt Peale’s portrait of Thomas Sully, painted in 1859, is an example of American portraiture. The painting, housed in the National Gallery of Art, showcases Sully, a prominent American painter known for his elegant portraits. Peale captures Sully's likeness with a focus on detail, particularly his expressive eyes and gentle smile. The work exhibits a classic, realistic style typical of the 19th century, demonstrating the skill and artistry of both artists.