Rembrandt Peale

American painter and curator

Rembrandt Peale - American painter and curator
Born

February 22nd, 1778
247 years ago

Died

October 3rd, 1860
165 years ago — 82 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Born in 1778, this individual was an American painter who gained recognition for portraits, particularly of prominent figures of his time. He played a role in the establishment of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and was significant in the promotion of art in America. The person is also remembered for creating masterful likenesses of George Washington and other key figures. In addition to painting, engaged in curatorial work and contributed to the development of art in the United States.

Created notable portraits of George Washington

Founded the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

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