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Summary
DescriptionTennessee Gentleman portrait of Andrew Jackson by Ralph E. W. Earl.jpg |
English: "Tennessee Gentleman," portrait of an elderly Andrew Jackson, by the painter Ralph E. W. Earl, oil on canvas, 1828-1833. 30 in. x 20 in. Portrait is in the collection of The Hermitage, Nashville, Tennessee. Image courtesy of the Tennessee Portrait Project.
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c 1828-1833 |
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Tennessee Portrait Project |
Author |
Ralph Eleaser Whiteside Earl (1785/88-1838) (1785–1838) |
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Ralph E. W. Earl, Ralph Eleazer Whiteside Earl |
Description |
American painter
son of Ralph Earl |
Date of birth/death |
1785-1788 |
1838 |
Location of birth/death |
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Nashville, Tennessee |
Work period |
1802-1838 |
Work location |
England, United States |
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