Tennessee State Museum |
Record No:
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76.188
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Subject: |
Shackelford, Sabina Metcalf |
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Artist: |
Shackelford, William Stamps |
| Date: |
1857
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| Media: |
Oil on canvas.
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| Dimensions: |
34 X 26.75
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Location: |
TN State Museum
505 Deaderick Street.
Nashville, TN 37243
Web Contact: TN State Museum |
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Description:
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This painting is a three-quarter figure portrait of a
woman in her middle years, with dark hair,
center-parted, a slight smile on her face, and
looking outward at the viewer. She wears a white lace
jabot pinned with a gold edged black cross. The jabot is
under a V-necked black dress.
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History: |
The back of
the canvas reads Painted by W. S. Shackelford, 1857. This painting is a companion to 76.187.
William Stamps Shackelford Jr. [the artist] is the
subject's brother. |
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Notes: |
Sabina
Metcalfe Shackelford [born: 16 May 1814] is the daughter
of Colonel William Stamps Shackelford Sr. and his wife,
Sabina Metcalfe. She married her cousin James Orville
Shackelford.
Colonel William Stamps Shackelford Sr. is the son of
James B. Shackelford and his second wife, Mary Stamps.
Sabina Metcalfe [wife of Colonel Shackelford] is the
daughter of Charles Metcalfe and his first wife,
believed to be Elizabeth Wright.
Charles Metcalfe is the eldest son of Captain John
Metcalfe and his first wife, Sabina Farrow. Governor
Thomas Metcalfe of Kentucky is the son of Captain John
Metcalfe and his third wife, Rhoda Dent.
Richard Chilton Metcalfe Jr. (the provider of this
genealogical information) is a descendant of John Metcalfe Jr. and his
wife, Amelia Shackelford. John is the younger
brother of Charles Metcalfe [as mentioned above] and
Amelia [his wife] is the sister of Colonel William
Stamps Shackelford Sr.
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Categories:
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Portrait
paintings; Women. |
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