Alexander Stewart
Stephen Pearce pintó a Alexander Stewart en 1854. Este retrato al óleo sobre lienzo mide 38 x 32 cm y forma parte de la colección de la National Portrait Gallery (Estados Unidos).
En resumen
Alexander Stewart (1854) es la pintura de Stephen Pearce que más llama la atención. Después, la mirada se dirige a Robert Brown (1773–1858), DCL, LLD, FRS, PLS (1856) y "Antler" with Grey Petty (1840). De las 57 obras de Stephen Pearce en nuestro catálogo, estas 56 son las más famosas; cada una es un original único presentado con su año, su museo y la razón de su trascendencia.
Stephen Pearce pintó a Alexander Stewart en 1854. Este retrato al óleo sobre lienzo mide 38 x 32 cm y forma parte de la colección de la National Portrait Gallery (Estados Unidos).
El hombre contempla directamente a través del velo de los años, encontrando la mirada del espectador con una seriedad pesada e inquebrantable. Se encuentra en un espacio donde el fondo se ha disuelto en una oscuridad profunda e indistinta, sin dejar nada que distraiga de la magnitud de su presencia. Este es Robert Brown, capturado en un momento de silenciosa intensidad intelectual. La luz cae desde arriba y ligeramente hacia…
In "Antler" with Grey Petty" by Stephen Pearce, a side profile view captures a large, muscular horse in a moment of stillness. A man stands beside the animal, his hands steady upon the lead. This formal presentation of a prized animal is rendered in a grayscale palette. Deep blacks define the horse's coat, while soft grays settle into the background. The scene is set against a minimalist, textured backdrop that…
Stephen Pearce executed this oil on millboard portrait of John Rae. The work was exhibited in 1853, appearing alongside other Arctic-related portraits during that year's Royal Academy exhibitions. It captures the likeness of Rae, a figure central to the mid-nineteenth-century maritime and exploratory interests of the era.
The oil on canvas depicts a man from the waist up, positioned in a three-quarter view against a dark, atmospheric background. He wears a heavy, dark coat with thick folds that suggest a coarse, insulating fabric. A rifle is held within the composition, its barrel and stock rendered with straight, defined lines. The lighting is directed toward the subject's face and the upper portion of his attire, creating a sharp…
This portrait, titled William Kennedy, was executed by the British artist Stephen Pearce in 1853. It presents a study of a man captured in profile, a choice that emphasizes the specific contours of his features and the quiet dignity of his posture. The work belongs to a period when Pearce was establishing his reputation for capturing the nuanced character of his sitters through a disciplined, academic approach.
This oil portrait of Sir Edward Augustus Inglefield, painted by Stephen Pearce, captures a man defined by the rigid geometry of his station. Executed in 1853, the work presents a naval or military official through the lens of academic realism. The subject is rendered in formal military attire, a costume of heavy fabric and structured lines that anchors him within the frame. Every medal and button serves as a quiet…
This oil painting, titled Sir William Edward Parry, was executed by the artist Stephen Pearce in 1850. The subject of the portrait is Sir William Edward Parry, a Royal Navy officer and explorer. The work presents the man in formal attire, capturing his likeness during a period of significant maritime activity. The portrait focuses on the upper body and face of the subject, presenting him in a frontal perspective.
The man sits in a quiet, commanding stillness, his gaze meeting the viewer with the weight of lived experience. He is rendered in a realistic style that feels immediate, as if the air in the room has just settled after his arrival. A single, soft light source emanates from the upper left, washing over his features and casting deep, sculptural shadows that define the contours of his face and the…
A single red rose rests against the dark, heavy folds of a gown. The subject, Emily Louise Shepherd, Countess Belmore, sits in a stillness that feels permanent. Her presence is defined by the deep black of her dress and the pale, delicate lace at her wrists. Light falls from above, catching the curve of a cheek and the subtle texture of her skin, while the rest of the room recedes…
Los cuatro temas que se repiten con más frecuencia en estas obras originales, cada uno con su mejor ejemplo.
Los 8 museos que albergan la mayoría de las pinturas de esta página.
| Museos | Ciudad | Obras de Stephen Pearce | Pinturas de esta lista |
|---|---|---|---|
| Londres | 35 | John Rae, Sir Robert McClure, William Kennedy | |
| Londres | 3 | Rear Admiral Sir Francis Beaufort (1774–1857), Captain Sir James Clark Ross, Admiral John Lort Stokes (1812–1885) | |
| Londres | 2 | HRH Henry Frederick (1745–1790), 1st Duke of Cumberland and Strathearn, Francis (1754–1826), 2.º conde de Moira, posteriormente 1.º marqués de Hastings, KG (copia después de Martin Archer Shee) | |
| Londres | 2 | John Barrow (1764–1848), Edward Sabine (1788–1883) | |
| Richmond | 1 | Robert Brown (1773–1858), DCL, LLD, FRS, PLS | |
| Londres | 1 | "Antler" with Grey Petty | |
| Liverpool | 1 | William Philip (1835–1897), 4.º conde de Sefton en Ashdown Park | |
| Edimburgo | 1 | John Rae (1813–1893), Arctic Explorer |
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In "Antler" with Grey Petty" by Stephen Pearce, a side profile view captures a large, muscular horse in a moment of stillness. A man stands beside the animal, his hands steady upon the lead. This formal presentation of a prized animal is rendered in a grayscale palette. Deep blacks define the horse's coat, while soft grays settle into the background. The scene is set against a minimalist, textured backdrop that…
Stephen Pearce pintó a Alexander Stewart en 1854. Este retrato al óleo sobre lienzo mide 38 x 32 cm y forma parte de la colección de la National Portrait Gallery (Estados Unidos).
This formal portrait, titled Stephen Pearce, was executed by the artist Stephen Pearce in 1860. It presents a study of the subject in a three-quarter view, capturing the man with a sense of quiet dignity. The work belongs to the mid-Victorian period, a time when the artist was refining his ability to translate character through the medium of oil on canvas.
Alexander Stewart (1854). A continuación, Robert Brown (1773–1858), DCL, LLD, FRS, PLS (1856) y "Antler" with Grey Petty (1840).
35 años: Alexander Stewart data de 1854, y Stephen Pearce nació en 1819.
Alexander Stewart, Robert Brown (1773–1858), DCL, LLD, FRS, PLS, "Antler" with Grey Petty, John Rae, Sir Robert McClure, William Kennedy, Sir Edward Augustus Inglefield, Sir William Edward Parry, John Barrow y Emily Louise Shepherd (1814–1904), Countess Belmore. La clasificación anterior indica el año y el museo de cada una.
Nuestro catálogo cuenta con 57 obras de Stephen Pearce, datadas desde 1840 hasta 1886.
Principalmente en National Portrait Gallery (Londres), Museo Nacional Marítimo (Londres) y La Biblioteca Y Museo De La Masonería (Londres). La tabla de museos arriba los enumera todos.
En 1850s: 29 de las 56 obras de esta página se realizaron entonces, Alexander Stewart de ellas.
En esta página, la más antigua es "Antler" with Grey Petty (1840) y la más reciente Benjamin Leigh Smith (1886).
Portrait (7), Victorian era (7) y 19th century (5), en las 56 obras de esta página.
Oil On Canvas, para 9 de las 56 obras de esta página.
Realismo académico, a juzgar por los originales de esta página.
John Rae, Sir Robert McClure y William Kennedy: el National Portrait Gallery, Londres posee 35 de las obras de esta página.