DETAILS
- Artist
- Henry Inman
- Date
- 1830
- Location
- Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Culture
- United States
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Henry Inman
Henry Inman was a prominent American portraitist and lithographer, celebrated for his detailed portraits of figures like Martin Van Buren and his ambitious project to document Native American leaders.
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