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Painting

Title:
Edwin Bartlett Carleton
Object Name:
Painting
Object ID:
1963.008.02
Creator:
Treadwell, Jonathan (1813-1883)Artist
Place of Origin:
Salem, MA or Portland, ME
Date:
circa 1840
Description:
Portrait of Edwin Bartlett Carleton (1832-1851), attributed to Jonathan Treadwell (1813-1883), c. 1840. Oil on canvas. Half-length portrait of a boy, facing slightly right; eyes toward viewer. Sitter has dirty blonde hair, parted on the right, and blue eyes. Wearing a brown coat, large white turnover collar, and black cravat tied in a large bow. He is seated on an upholstered chair. There is an arched doorway at right. Unsigned. Modern gilded molded frame.
Material:
Textile
Canvas
Dimensions:
H-28.1 W-24 inches
Provenance:
Edwin Bartlett Carleton (1832-1851) was the eldest son of Louisa Carleton. Born in Salem, MA, drowned at sea in 1851.
Credit Line:
Gift of Charles B. Robinson
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