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Portrait #223
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| Subject/Title: | Gaither,
Horace |
| Artist: | Cooper,
William |
| Date
Created: | ca.
mid-1800s |
| Owner/Location: | Private
Collection |
| Frame Dimensions: | 48
x 37.5 |
| Image Dimensions: | 35
x 28 |
| Materials/Media: | oil
on canvas |
| Date Documented: | 1/13/2004 |
| Condition: | Excellent |
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| Description: | A
man approximately 40 years of age seated in a red chair with black wood in
three-quarters right profile. His light brown wavy hair is receding, but is
long over his ears and he has long, thick sideburns extend down to his jaw
line. He is formally dressed in black with a white shirt, black tie, red stick
pin, and an overly large black top coat. |
| History: | Was
cleaned by Cumberland Art Conservation. |
| Notes: | Subject
lived in Natchez and was married to Varina Banks Staton (Gaither), portrait #
224, at "Cherokee" in Natchez on 2/19/1852. They lived on a
plantation called "Arnaudlia" in Louisiana, south of Vidalia.
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