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Peale, Raphaelle
American Painter, 1774-1825
Painter, son of Charles Willson Peale. His mother was Rachel Brewer Peale. He studied painting with his father and assisted him in the museum. Raphaelle began to paint portraits professionally in 1794, but poor patronage in Philadelphia forced him to travel in the South and New England, taking silhouettes with the physiognotrace and painting portraits in oil and miniature. From about 1815 onwards, bouts of alcoholism and gout inhibited his progress. He turned to painting still-lifes, but these sold for small amounts.
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Melons and Morning Glories
1813
Oil on canvas
Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.
Painting ID:: 19805
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Melons_and_Morning_Glories
1813
Oil on canvas
Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C.
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Bowl of Peaches
1816
Oil on board
New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain, CT.
Painting ID:: 19806
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Bowl_of_Peaches
1816
Oil on board
New Britain Museum of American Art, New Britain, CT.
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Still Life: Strawberries Nuts
1822
Oil on panel
Art Institute of Chicago.
Painting ID:: 19807
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Still_Life:_Strawberries_Nuts
1822
Oil on panel
Art Institute of Chicago.
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Lemons and Sugar
1822
Oil on wood
Reading Public Museum and Art Gallery, Reading, PA.
Painting ID:: 19808
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Lemons_and_Sugar
1822
Oil on wood
Reading Public Museum and Art Gallery, Reading, PA.
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Venus Rising from the Sea-A Deception
mk77
Oil on canvas
29 1/4x24 1/8in
Painting ID:: 31986
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Venus_Rising_from_the_Sea-A_Deception
mk77
Oil on canvas
29 1/4x24 1/8in
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Peale,_Raphaelle
American Painter, 1774-1825
Painter, son of Charles Willson Peale. His mother was Rachel Brewer Peale. He studied painting with his father and assisted him in the museum. Raphaelle began to paint portraits professionally in 1794, but poor patronage in Philadelphia forced him to travel in the South and New England, taking silhouettes with the physiognotrace and painting portraits in oil and miniature. From about 1815 onwards, bouts of alcoholism and gout inhibited his progress. He turned to painting still-lifes, but these sold for small amounts.
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