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Daniel Hubbard by John Singleton Copley

Daniel Hubbard

John Singleton Copley · 1764

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Artist
John Singleton Copley
Date
1764
Location
Art Institute of Chicago
Culture
United States
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THE ARTIST

John Singleton Copley

John Singleton Copley, the American-born painter, captured the vibrant personalities of colonial New England's elite before finding success with innovative history paintings in London.

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