File:John Pintard (1759-1844).jpg

Summary

From the Historical Society's website relating to this image:

TITLE John Pintard (1759-1844)
DATE 1832
RELATED PEOPLE 
DEPICTED:John Pintard
ARTIST/MAKER:Samuel Waldo
ARTIST/MAKER:William Jewett
MEDIUM Oil on wood panel
DIMENSIONS Overall: 36 x 27 1/2 in. ( 91.4 x 69.9 cm )
CREDIT LINE Purchase, The Louis Durr Fund
OBJECT NUMBER 1928.1
MARKS inscription: on back: "Portrait of John Pintard L.L.D. AE. 74" stenciled: on back: "Waldo & Jewett 1832 New York"
GALLERY LABEL The original of this portrait was painted for the American Bible Society where it may still be seen. The New-York Historical Society's replica was painted for the subject's daughter, Mrs. Richard Davidson, and was sent to her in New Orleans; the Society purchased it from John Pintard Lewis who had inherited it from his grandfather, John Pintard Davidson, eldest son of Mrs. Davidson.

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