Worcester Art Museum · Worchester, Massachusetts · leaf 115
itc, obviousconception of his sitter and a technical method equally convinc-ing. The portrait of Colonel Pettit is a conscientious represen-tation of the subject. In spite of hardness of line and surface, thetechnique is adequate—this is due more to painstaking carethan to facility with the brush.… … PORTRAIT OF WILLIAM CARPENTERRALPH EARL I GO RALPH EARL American, 1751-1801IORTRArr OF WILLIAM CARPKN Tl.R Ralph Earl was a painter of considerable ablllt}. He workedboth In this country and in England. There Is naivete In hisearly work, but later, when he became more sophisticated underthe…
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