Aggiornato Novembre 2026 · classificato in base al nostro punteggio di popolarità (ricerche, visite e ordini per ogni opera) · 23 opere di Giovanni Ramage nel nostro catalogo
In breve
Per la critica, il dipinto più famoso di Giovanni Ramage è Portrait of a Gentleman (1780), l'originale del quale è esposto al Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Major Greene, B.A (1777) e Gilbert Van Cortlandt (1785) completano il trio che ogni occhio riconosce. Dei 23 lavori di Giovanni Ramage nel nostro catalogo, la galleria presenta di seguito i 22 più famosi, ognuno originale con il proprio anno, il proprio museo e ciò che lo rende unico.
This work is a Portrait of a Gentleman by the artist John Ramage. Created about 1780, this miniature portrait offers a quiet glimpse into the social hierarchies of the late 18th century. The subject is presented in a formal manner, his posture and attire suggesting a man of significant status or importance during this period.
In this 1777 portrait, we encounter Major Greene, B.A., presented in a quiet, bust-length view within the soft confines of an oval frame. The work is a monochrome study, relying entirely on a grayscale palette to define the man's presence. There is a stillness here, a sense of composure that suggests a life of formal responsibility. The lighting is diffused, casting gentle shadows that trace the contours of his face…
In this intimate miniature, Gilbert Van Cortlandt gazes out from a quiet moment in history. Painted by John Ramage about 1785, the portrait captures the subject in a subtle, enigmatic pose. He faces slightly to his left, his expression carrying a hint of a smile that suggests a calm, quiet confidence. The small scale of the work invites a close, personal encounter with the man, pulling the viewer into his…
This oval-shaped miniature portrait, dated 1785, presents a head-and-shoulders view of Governor George Clinton. The subject is positioned against a neutral, light background that emphasizes the contours of his face and the structure of his attire. He wears a yellow coat characterized by blue epaulettes and matching buttons, paired with a white ruffled shirt and a dark blue cravat. His hair is graying and styled in a manner consistent with…
This miniature portrait, executed in 1795, presents a woman facing forward within an oval composition. The subject, identified as Mrs. James Bleecker (Sarah Bache), is depicted from the upper torso upward. Her hair is styled in intricate, circular curls that frame a pale complexion. The color palette relies on muted tones, specifically creams, blues, and soft pinks, with subtle yellow accents appearing in her attire. Light is distributed evenly across…
In this intimate miniature, we encounter a gentleman from the late 18th century, captured in a moment of composed formality. The portrait, likely executed around 1790, presents the subject within an oval frame, a shape that lends a sense of containment and focus to his presence. He gazes directly at us, his eyes meeting the viewer with a steady, quiet confidence. There is a certain stillness here, a sense of…
This miniature portrait, dated 1787, depicts Mrs. William Few (Catherine Nicholson) in a bust-length view. The subject is presented within an oval frame that is adorned with pearls and gold accents. Her gaze is directed toward the viewer, creating a sense of direct connection and composure. The composition is centered on her face and upper torso, with the oval frame tightly containing the figure to emphasize her presence.
The portrait of Mrs. Gulian Ludlow (Maria Ludlow) by John Ramage captures a woman of the late 18th century. Created about 1790, this work presents a bust-length view of the subject. She is framed within an oval, a shape that isolates her presence and focuses the eye upon her steady gaze. Her expression holds a quiet dignity, meeting the viewer with a directness that suggests a composed social standing.
The gaze of Thomas Witter meets the viewer through this intimate watercolor portrait, a work that captures a quiet moment of reflection. Painted by John Ramage in 1786, the piece presents a man caught in a state of contemplation. He appears as a gentleman of his era, his presence rendered with a delicate touch that suggests a life of dignity and perhaps a touch of melancholy. The portrait focuses closely…
This black and white portrait presents a man positioned within an oval frame. The subject is centered, with his face occupying the primary visual space against a plain white background. He is depicted from a frontal perspective, wearing formal attire that suggests a specific social standing. The lighting is directional, casting shadows that define the contours of his face, hair, and the folds of his clothing. Sharp edges and meticulous…
James Bleecker1788 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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William Few1787 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Mrs. James Bleecker (Elizabeth Garland Bache)1788 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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John Maunsell1785 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Memorial to Mary Long1794 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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George Washington1789 · Museo dell'Ermitage
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Elijah Boardman1790 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Gulian Ludlow1790 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Col. Josiah Parker1789 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Portrait of Augustine TaylorArt Institute of Chicago
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Officer in a Red CoatMetropolitan Museum of Art
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John Pintard (1759–1844)1787
I quattro soggetti che ricorrono più spesso in questi originali, ognuno con il suo esempio più raffinato.
I 5 musei che ospitano la maggior parte dei dipinti presenti in questa pagina.
| Musei | Città | Opere di Giovanni Ramage | Dipinti di questo elenco |
|---|---|---|---|
 Metropolitan Museum of Art |
New York | 17 | Portrait of a Gentleman, Major Greene, B.A, Gilbert Van Cortlandt |
 Nationalmuseum |
Stoccolma | 1 | Mrs. James Bleecker (Sarah Bache) |
 Museo dell'Ermitage |
San Pietroburgo | 1 | George Washington |
 Smithsonian American Art Museum |
Washington, D.C. | 1 | Col. Josiah Parker |
 Art Institute of Chicago |
Chicago | 1 | Portrait of Augustine Taylor |
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In this 1777 portrait, we encounter Major Greene, B.A., presented in a quiet, bust-length view within the soft confines of an oval frame. The work is a monochrome study, relying entirely on a grayscale palette to define the man's presence. There is a stillness here, a sense of composure that suggests a life of formal responsibility. The lighting is diffused, casting gentle shadows that trace the contours of his face…
This work is a Portrait of a Gentleman by the artist John Ramage. Created about 1780, this miniature portrait offers a quiet glimpse into the social hierarchies of the late 18th century. The subject is presented in a formal manner, his posture and attire suggesting a man of significant status or importance during this period.
This miniature portrait, executed in 1795, presents a woman facing forward within an oval composition. The subject, identified as Mrs. James Bleecker (Sarah Bache), is depicted from the upper torso upward. Her hair is styled in intricate, circular curls that frame a pale complexion. The color palette relies on muted tones, specifically creams, blues, and soft pinks, with subtle yellow accents appearing in her attire. Light is distributed evenly across…
Portrait of a Gentleman (1780), Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Seguono Major Greene, B.A (1777) e Gilbert Van Cortlandt (1785).
32 anni: Portrait of a Gentleman risale al 1780, e Giovanni Ramage è nato/a nel 1748.
Portrait of a Gentleman, Major Greene, B.A, Gilbert Van Cortlandt, Governor George Clinton, Mrs. James Bleecker (Sarah Bache), Portrait of a Gentleman, Mrs. William Few (Catherine Nicholson), Mrs. Gulian Ludlow (Maria Ludlow), Thomas Witter e Theophylact Bache. La classifica sopra riporta l'anno e il museo di ciascuna opera.
Il nostro catalogo comprende 23 opere di Giovanni Ramage, datate da 1777 a 1795.
Principalmente in Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York), Nationalmuseum (Stoccolma) e Museo dell'Ermitage (San Pietroburgo). La tabella dei musei sopra li elenca tutti.
In 1780s: 12 delle 22 opere in questa pagina sono state realizzate in quel periodo, tra cui Portrait of a Gentleman.
In questa pagina, il più antico risale al Major Greene, B.A (1777) e il più recente al Mrs. James Bleecker (Sarah Bache) (1795).
Portrait (11), Man (6) e Oval frame (5), tra le 22 opere in questa pagina.
Watercolor, per 6 delle 22 opere in questa pagina.
Neoclassicism, a giudicare dagli originali presenti in questa pagina.
Portrait of a Gentleman, Major Greene, B.A e Gilbert Van Cortlandt: il Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York custodisce 17 delle opere presenti in questa pagina.
