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著作権 この作品はパブリックドメインです。John Durand (Painter)は1782に没し、著作権は没後70年まで保護されるため、1852に終了しました。
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John Murchie — John Durand (Painter)
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John Murchie — John Durand (Painter)
Manchester, originally called Manastoh and then Rocky Ridge, is located on the south bank of the James River. Manchester was incorporated as a town in 1769 and a city in 1874. It had an active port that shipped out tobacco, coal, and enslaved persons. Manchester was also a milling and manufacturing community and railway hub. By 1870, Manchester was politically important as the county seat of Chesterfield County but it failed to grow. In 1910 Manchester consolidated with the city of Richmond.One of the founding fathers of Manchester was John Murchie (1750-1831), a native of Scotland who immigrated to Virginia in 1768, the year he won Manchester lots in William Byrd III’s lottery. He was one of the four trustees of the town of Rocky Ridge and a trustee of the Manchester Academy formed in 1807.
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生誕地 New York City, United States of America
john durand (active 1765–1782), a colonial american portraitist, remains shrouded in mystery. despite his significant contributions to the art world, details about his origins, training, or upbringing are scarce. this enigmatic figure is known for his work in new york city during the 1760s, alongside fellow artists john mare, abraham delanoy, and lawrence kilburn.
* a 1768 advertisement in the connecticut journal indicates durand's intention to spend several months in the colony, highlighting his itinerant nature. his trip to bermuda further solidifies his transient artistic career. by 1770, he was in virginia, working in williamsburg and later in petersburg, leaving behind a trail of portraits, including those of mr. and mrs. gray briggs of dinwiddie county, dated 1775.
* durand's artistic presence wanes after 1775, with the last known reference being a painting from virginia (1781) and an entry in the dinwiddie county tax rolls (1782). * claims of his return to england lack substantial evidence, leaving his final years shrouded in mystery.
* despite the scarcity of information on durand's life, his work can be found in various online platforms, such as AllPaintingsStore, which offers a glimpse into his colonial american portraiture. * explore more about colonial american art and its evolution through the centuries on wahoo art timeline.
discover durand's style, characterized by the use of oil on canvas, a common medium for portraitists of his time.
learn about other artists from the same period and their contributions to american art history through sylvia plimack mangold's work, showcasing the diversity of american artistic expression.
visit jerome myers: east 22nd street, new york, a painting that captures the essence of new york city's streets during the early 20th century.
unravel the mysteries of john durand (painter) and delve into the world of colonial american portraiture with AllPaintingsStore.
展示場所： Richmond, United States of America
Nestled in the heart of Richmond, Virginia, The Valentine stands as more than just a museum; it's a vibrant chronicle of a city’s evolution—a testament to resilience, transformation, and the interwoven stories that shape a community. Founded by Mann S. Valentine II in 1898, initially fueled by his success in the meatpacking industry, The Valentine has blossomed into a nationally recognized landmark dedicated not merely to preserving artifacts, but to actively interpreting Richmond’s complex past and present. Its very existence is rooted in a fascinating blend of entrepreneurial spirit and a deep-seated desire to educate and inspire future generations about their heritage – a legacy that continues to resonate today.
The museum's collection is remarkably diverse, offering a tangible connection to the city’s multifaceted history. Beyond its impressive array of fine arts and decorative objects—ranging from elegant Victorian furniture to intricate ceramics—The Valentine boasts an extensive archive of local photographs meticulously documented by Edith Keesee Shelton, providing invaluable glimpses into daily life after World War II. These evocative 35mm color slides capture a pivotal era in Richmond’s recovery and growth, offering a uniquely intimate perspective on the city's spirit. Equally compelling is the Wickham House, a beautifully preserved example of early 19th-century architecture—a meticulously maintained window into the lives of Richmond’s elite during that period. The museum also regularly hosts rotating exhibitions delving into specific themes, from the legacy of slavery and racial justice to urban development and social change, ensuring visitors are continually confronted with challenging yet essential narratives.
The Valentine’s physical presence is as significant as its collection. The museum complex isn't a single building but rather a carefully curated ensemble of historic structures, each reflecting different eras and architectural styles. Dominating the landscape is the Wickham House (1812), a prime example of Federal architecture, meticulously restored to its original grandeur. Flanking it are a series of adjacent row houses, showcasing variations on the Georgian style—a deliberate choice by Mann Valentine II to create a cohesive and historically resonant setting for his burgeoning museum. These buildings aren’t simply decorative; they serve as physical anchors to Richmond's past, grounding the visitor in the city’s layered history.
What truly distinguishes The Valentine is its commitment to inclusive storytelling and a willingness to engage with difficult aspects of Richmond’s history. The museum actively seeks to represent diverse voices and perspectives, fostering dialogue and understanding within the community. This approach is powerfully exemplified by “Richmond Stories,” an interactive project that utilizes digital tools to present compelling narratives drawn from the museum's archives—including oral histories, photographs, and personal accounts. Walking tours offer an immersive way to experience the city’s history firsthand, guiding visitors through significant landmarks and revealing hidden connections between past events and contemporary realities. The museum also hosts a variety of educational programs for students and adults, further expanding its reach and impact.
The Valentine's journey reflects Richmond’s own—a city grappling with its complex legacy while striving to build a more equitable future. It is a place where the past isn’t sanitized or romanticized, but rather examined honestly and openly. The museum’s dedication to confronting difficult truths alongside celebrating triumphs makes it a vital cultural institution, not just for Richmond, but for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of American history and the ongoing struggle for social justice. Its commitment to accessibility and engagement ensures that its stories continue to resonate with audiences today and for generations to come.
The Valentine is open year-round, offering visitors a rich and rewarding experience. Beyond the permanent exhibitions and guided tours, research opportunities are available for those seeking to delve deeper into Richmond’s history. For more information on current exhibits, events, and visiting hours, please visit
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