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Queen Victoria

Sully, Thomas (1783 – 1872)

Fedezd fel Thomas Sully amerikai festőművész életét és alkotásait! Romantikus stílusa, Jefferson, Adams portréi, a Delaware átkelése – egy nagyszerű művész története.

Metropolitan Művészeti Múzeum (New York, United States of America)

Fedezze fel a Metropolitan Művészeti Múzeumot! Több mint 5000 év művészete, ókori emlékek, Rembrandt önarcképe és Manet festményei várják. New York ikonikus múzeuma!

This impressive coronation portrait of Alexandrina Victoria (1819–1901), young Queen Victoria, shown ascending the throne, is the highlight of Thomas Sully’s successful career. The artist established himself in Philadelphia as one of the finest portraitists in the country and created a vogue for full-length portraiture, especially through his highly engaging and flattering depictions of women. The commission to paint the young royal came from the Philadelphia chapter of the Society of the Sons of Saint George, a benevolent association committed to supporting English emigrants and their families. Sully accepted the Saint George commission, which took him to London, but did not complete the portrait until his return to Philadelphia, in the fall of 1838. The artist conceived of the collaboration in a series of sittings with the queen, during which he took sketches of her robes and figural positions he envisioned for the final work. Many of these studies are also in The Met’s collection.

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