Portrait of Issac Chapman Bates (1780-1845)
Image ID: ART042
An oil painting on wood of Issac Chapman Bates on wood
oil on wood panel unsigned and undated
Isaac C. Bates (1779-1845) was a prominent attorney who settled in Northampton in 1805. Within three years, he was elected to the Massachusetts Legislature and in 1827, was sent by the people of Western Massachusetts to the United States Congress as a Whig and an "anti-Jackson man." He also served as a United States Senator from 1841 until his death in Washington four years later. His eulogy was given by his great friend Daniel Webster.
oil on wood panel unsigned and undated
Isaac C. Bates (1779-1845) was a prominent attorney who settled in Northampton in 1805. Within three years, he was elected to the Massachusetts Legislature and in 1827, was sent by the people of Western Massachusetts to the United States Congress as a Whig and an "anti-Jackson man." He also served as a United States Senator from 1841 until his death in Washington four years later. His eulogy was given by his great friend Daniel Webster.
Image Details
| Dublin Core | |
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| Title |
Portrait of Issac Chapman Bates (1780-1845)
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| Subject |
Chester Harding
Issac Chapman Bates
Portrait paintings
Oil paintings
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| Description |
An oil painting on wood of Issac Chapman Bates on wood
oil on wood panel unsigned and undated Isaac C. Bates (1779-1845) was a prominent attorney who settled in Northampton in 1805. Within three years, he was elected to the Massachusetts Legislature and in 1827, was sent by the people of Western Massachusetts to the United States Congress as a Whig and an "anti-Jackson man." He also served as a United States Senator from 1841 until his death in Washington four years later. His eulogy was given by his great friend Daniel Webster. |
| Creator |
Chester Harding
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| Format |
Oil on wood panel
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| Identifier |
ART042
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| Coverage |
Circulation/lobby
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| Physical Dimensions |
28" x 22.25"
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Citation
Chester Harding, “Portrait of Issac Chapman Bates (1780-1845),” Forbes Library Images from the Archives (Legacy site: Pre-2022), accessed November 16, 2024, https://images.forbeslibrary.org/items/show/784.