the destruction of his house so that itcould not be demolished until after his death. His family numbered nine children of his ownand three step-children. His wife was the widowof His brother, Lawrence, in whose family he livedduring the early days in Richmond before hemoved to Philadelphia. She… … two forty 922 inteRrtAcionAL gazing at her, his head laid fondly uponher knee. Among other portraits of thepainters family, which are so numerous asto form one of the features of the exhibition,is that of his son, Thomas Willcocks Sully.In this the quality of the flesh tones and thetexture of the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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