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Title:
Sarah Hall Chase
Object Name:
Painting
Object ID:
1976.063 b
Creator:
Steward, Joseph (1753-1822) -- Artist
Place of Origin:
Cornish, NH
Date:
circa 1793
Description:
Portrait of Sarah Hall Chase (1742-1806), attributed to Joseph Steward (1753-1822), c. 1793. Oil on canvas. Bust-length portrait of a woman facing right; eyes toward viewer. Sitter has long brown curly hair that hangs down her back; blue eyes. She is wearing a mob-cap with blue ribbon, white fichu around shoulders, pink bodice, and gold beaded necklace. Gray and green background. Paper label with typed inscription top left frame reverse: " THE CONNECTICUT HISTORICAL SOCIETY / EXHIBITION - JOSEPH STEWARD / November. 1981 - January 1982 / #9 - CHASE, MRS. JONATHAN (SARAH HALL) / (1742-1806) / Owner New Hampshire Historical Society". Unsigned. Modern black molded frame with interior gilding.
Material:
Textile
Canvas
Dimensions:
H-27.75 W-24 D-1 inches
Provenance:
Purchased from Nathan Liverant & Son, Colchester, CT. According to Arthur Liverant, Nathan Liverant & Son purchased the portraits from Louis and Joan Horn of Longmeadow, MA, in 1976.
Credit Line:
New Hampshire Historical Society Purchase, with contributions from William L. Warren, Alice L. C. Dodge, Nina Fletcher Little, James B. Fitch, and the Cornish Historical Society
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