Daniel Crommelin Verplanck 1771 by John Singleton Copley Art Print (6 Sizes)
This beautiful Daniel Crommelin Verplanck art print reproduces John Singleton Copley's 1771 oil on canvas, a striking portrait of a young boy in a rose-red coat seated on a stone step beside a pet squirrel. The luminous warm tones of the coat contrast with the dark architectural setting and the soft, pastoral landscape glimpsed at the left. Copley, one of colonial America's most celebrated portraitists, painted the work during his Boston years, capturing the sitter's direct gaze and the playful detail of the squirrel with an expert hand. The composition reflects the refined taste of eighteenth-century American portraiture, making it a handsome choice for lovers of historic and period art.
From the American Wing collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Gift of Bayard Verplanck, 1949). Printed in Texas by GleeBeeCo on heavyweight matte archival, acid-free paper for rich colour and lasting detail. Available in 5×7", 8×10", 9×12", 11×14", 12×16", and 13×19" sizes, ready to frame in the dimensions you select. The print ships flat and unframed.
Features: USA Printed, Archival Grade, Acid Free, Reprint, Painting, Vertical
Category: Artwork, People
Subject: Boys, Portraits, Squirrels
Person: Daniel Crommelin Verplanck
Artist: John Singleton Copley
Year: 1771
Museum: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Daniel Crommelin Verplanck 1771 by John Singleton Copley Art Print (6 Sizes)