Rebecca Myring Everette (Mrs. Thomas Everette) and her Children, Joshua Johnson, 1818

Rebecca Myring Everette (Mrs. Thomas Everette) and her Children, Joshua Johnson, 1818

Rebecca myring everette (mrs. Thomas everette) and her five children. Girl is seen at left holding pink rose. Mrs. Everette holds baby, who wears red shoes, white dress, and holds bunch of strawberries in each hand. One boy wears red skeleton suit, while other boys wear black skeleton suits. Oil on canvas by joshua johnson. Johnson was the first african american painter to make his living as an artist. Object Type: painting. Genre: portrait. Date: 1818. Place of creation: Baltimore, Maryland, United States. Medium: oil on canvas. Collection: Maryland Center for History and Culture. 1976-96-4 mrs thomas everette and her children(1)
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Author: Joshua Johnson (1765–1830)Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/

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naïve artjoshua johnsonportrait paintings in the maryland historical society1790s portrait paintings from the united states18th-century family portrait paintings from the united stateseverette (surname)paintings of children with objectsskeleton suitschildren of the united states in the 1790spaintings by joshua johnsonoil on canvasportraitmaryland center for history and culture

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