Apples and Fox Grapes

Raphaelle Peale

Charles Willson Peale had a penchant for naming his children after great artists of the past. His oldest son, named for the Italian Renaissance master Raphael, began his own career painting portraits in Baltimore and, following his father’s example, operating a museum. He went on to become the first professional still-life painter in America, popularizing the genre along with other members of the Peale family.
Date of Birth
(1774-1825)
Date
1815
Medium
Oil on wood
Dimensions
9 11/16 x 11 7/16 in. (24.60625 x 29.05125 cm.)
Accession #
1847.9
Credit Line
Source unknown (probably Pennsylvania Academy Purchase, 1817)
Category
Subject

 

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