Portrait of Captain A.H. Pray of the Boston Fusiliers — Washington Allston

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Artist: Washington Allston
Date: 1796
Location: Q2148186

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Washington Allston

Washington Allston, often called the "American Titian," pioneered America's Romantic movement with his dramatic use of light and atmospheric color.

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