Bishop John Carroll, Oil portrait at Georgetown University Library, United States.
The portrait depicts Bishop John Carroll seated in his library, painted with detailed brushwork and rich colors by Gilbert Stuart between 1804 and 1805.
The painting was commissioned by Robert Barry, who hosted Archbishop John Carroll at his Baltimore residence, and later donated to Georgetown University in 1895.
The portrait represents the first Roman Catholic bishop in the United States, marking the establishment of Catholic education and leadership in early America.
Art collectors can request hand-painted reproductions of this historical portrait, with delivery times ranging from fourteen to twenty-eight days worldwide.
The oil painting measures 29 by 24 inches and demonstrates Stuart's masterful technique in capturing both personal identity and intellectual environment.
GPS coordinates: 38.90761,-77.07226
Latest update: March 21, 2025 13:17
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