|
__NOTOC__ Thomas Badger (1792–1868) was an artist in Boston, Massachusetts, in the 19th-century. He specialized in portraits.〔Boston Directory. 1823.〕〔Boston Almanac. 1841, 1847.〕 He trained with John Ritto Penniman.〔(Chrystler Museum of Art ). Retrieved 6 February 2010〕 Portrait subjects included: John Abbot;〔Engraving of John Abbot, M.A., Professor of Ancient Languages &c in Bowdoin College. In: History of Bowdoin College. Boston : Published by James Ripley Osgood and Co., 1882. Drawn by T.Badger; engraved by J.C.Buttre.〕 William Allen, of Bowdoin College;〔Maine Historical Society〕 Asa Clapp;〔Engraving of Asa Clapp in Merchants Magazine, 1848. Drawn by Badger.〕 Julia Margaretta Dearborn;〔(Portland Museum of Art ), Maine. Retrieved 5 February 2010.〕 George B. Doane;〔Engraving of George B. Doane, M.D., by John Cheney after Thomas Badger. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.〕 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; Benjamin Page;〔Lithograph of Benjn. Page, M.D. Boston: W. Sharp and Co’s Lith., c. 1846. "Badger pinxt." Boston Athenaeum.〕 Thomas Paul, of Boston's African Meeting House;〔(Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery ). Retrieved 6 February 2010〕 Jotham Sewall;〔Lithograph of Sewall. Boston: B.W. Thayer & Co. "Thos. Badger pinxt." "R. Cooke, del."〕 Benjamin Vaughan;〔Vaughan Homestead Foundation〕 Charles Vaughan;〔 Frances Western Apthorp Vaughan;〔 George Wadsworth Wells;〔Lithograph of George W. Wells. Boston: Bouvé and Sharp Lithrs., c. 1844. "Painted by Badger ; drawn on stone by W. Sharp." Boston Athenaeum.〕 Jonathan Winship.〔Brighton-Allston Historical Society〕 Around 1849 a still life by Badger in the collection of the Boston Museum was considered "a highly finished and excellent picture, something in the style of Van Huysom. There is a truth and reality in the articles represented, seldom seen in this class of pictures."〔Catalogue of the paintings, portraits, marble and plaster statuary, engravings and water color drawings: in the collection of the Boston Museum, together with a descriptive sketch of the institution, and general summary of the natural history specimens, curiosities, etc. Boston: Marden, 1849; p.4.〕 He married Rebecca Melendy (1795–1852);〔Farmers Cabinet (Amherst, NH), 15 Nov. 1852.〕 children included George Washington (died at age 16 in 1853).〔Farmers' Cabinet, 11-24-1853.〕 He was also related to the portrait artist Joseph Badger. He died of "lung fever" in Cambridge in 1868.〔Farmers Cabinet (Amherst, NH), 6 Feb. 1868.〕 Works by Badger are in the collections of the Boston Athenaeum; Maine Historical Society; Colby College; and Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.〔(Doyle New York ). Retrieved 6 February 2010〕 ==Images== Image:HWLongfellow ca1829 byThomasBadger MaineHistSoc.png|''Portrait of H.W. Longfellow'' by T. Badger, c. 1829 Image:StillLife byThomasBadger.png|Still life, by T. Badger, 19th century Image:ThomasPaul ca1825 byThomasBadger Smithsonian.jpg|''Portrait of Thomas Paul'' by T. Badger, c. 1825 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Thomas Badger」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
|