ARTIST

Raphaelle Peale

Raphaelle Peale, America's first professional still-life painter, captured the quiet beauty of everyday objects like strawberries and lemons with meticulous detail.

ABOUT

Born in Annapolis, Maryland, in 1774, Raphaelle Peale was the eldest surviving child of the renowned painter Charles Willson Peale. Growing up in Philadelphia, he was trained by his father, a common practice in the artistic Peale family. Early in his career, Raphaelle even collaborated with his father on portraits and worked alongside his brother Rembrandt, painting miniatures while Rembrandt created full-size portraits. This early exposure to various artistic endeavors help…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Artemas Ward (1727-1800) 1795 · Harvard Art Museums George Fisher 1795 · Smithsonian American Art Museum Portrait of a Gentleman 1799 · Metropolitan Museum of Art Robert Oliphant 1799 · Smithsonian American Art Museum Portrait of a Child 1800 · Smithsonian American Art Museum Rubens Peale 1800 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
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