John Neagle
American painter (1796–1865), active in Philadelphia, known for his portraits of prominent figures in the country's political and professional life. An indirect follower of the tradition of Gilbert Stuart and Thomas Sully, he developed a direct, realistic style. He is especially remembered for his portraits of craftsmen and professionals, which reflect the identity of the young American republic.
- Works
- 1
- Years
- 1828
- As prints
- 1
