William Rogers 1804 - 1808

John Trumbull's oil-on-canvas portrait of William Rogers, painted between 1804 and 1808, showcases the artist's mastery of Neoclassical portraiture. The subject, dressed in a formal black coat and white cravat, is rendered with a sense of realism and dignity, characteristic of Trumbull's style. The muted background emphasizes the sitter's presence, highlighting his stature as a prominent figure of the era. This portrait exemplifies Trumbull's reputation as a leading American painter, known for his iconic depictions of historical figures and events.