William Dunlap (American, born The Thirteen Colonies, 1766–1839)

William Dunlap

<i>The Twentieth Anniversary Exhibition: The Official Art Exhibit of the Great Lakes Exposition</i>. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, OH (organizer) (June 26-October 4, 1936).

The Twentieth Anniversary Exhibition: The Official Art Exhibit of the Great Lakes Exposition

Cleveland, The Cleveland Museum of Art, Catalogue of the Inaugural Exhibition (6 June-20 September 1916), listed cat. no. 130, p. 39, not illus., lent by Mr. William Macbeth.

Washington, DC, The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Commemorative Exhibition by Members of the National Academy of Design: 1825-1925 (17 October-15 November 1925); traveled  to New York, The Grand Central Art Galleries (1 December 1925-3 January 1926) cat. no. 26, listed pp. 2, 151.

The New York Historical Society, The Diary of William Dunlap (New York, 1931), vol. 2, illus. p. 454.

Cleveland, The Cleveland Museum of Art, Twentieth Anniversary Exhibition of the Cleveland Museum of Art: The Official Art Exhibit of the Great Lakes Exposition (26 June-4 October 1936) cat. no. 24, pp. 22-23, not illus.

Andover, Mass., The Addison Gallery of American Art, William Dunlap, Painter and Critic: Reflections on American Painting of a Century Ago (23 September-29 October 1939) illus.  cat. no. 9, p. 16, listed p. 17.

New York City, M. Knoedler &amp; Company, Washington Irving and his Circle: A Loan Exhibition Observing the Restoration of  'Sunnyside' (8-26 October 1946), illus. cat. no. 4, p. 17.

Louisville, J. B. Speed Memorial Museum, Colonial and Later American Portraits (6-29 May 1947)

Akron, The Akron Art Institute, Survey of 19th Century American Paintings (2 November-15 December 1959)

A vertically oriented oil painting depicts a woman with light skin tone, shoulders facing our right but looking out at us with a serene expression. Her brown hair is styled in forehead curls and a high bun. She wears a white gown under a vibrant red shawl draped over her shoulders, its patterned edge held by her right hand. Soft light illuminates her face against a dark, indistinct background showing fine brushstrokes.

Mr. Chapman; To Mrs. Benjamin Thaw, New York (1916); To the Macbeth Gallery, New York; Acquired from the American Art Association (May 10, 1916, cat. no. 144, see References) by The Cleveland Museum of Art with funds from the J. H. Wade Fund

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