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Dibujo sepia de un hombre de cabello desordenado, abrigo oscuro de cuello alto y pañuelo blanco, con drapeado tenue y una columna.

John C. Calhoun, retrato dibujado por James Barton Longacre

Un retrato en lavado de tinta sepia y lápiz muestra a un hombre de cabello desordenado, con un abrigo oscuro de cuello alto y un pañuelo blanco, girado tres cuartos hacia el espectador. Un tenue drapeado y una columna lo enmarcan sobre un fondo suavemente sombreado.

Artista
James Barton Longacre
Fecha
c. 1834
Técnica
Sepia ink wash and pencil on illustration board
Fuente
Smithsonian (National Portrait Gallery)
Tamaño
3315 × 4000 px
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Dominio público · Smithsonian (National Portrait Gallery) releases this image under CC0 (latest date 1839).
Derechos verificados 2026-11-05 · nivel A · según la fuente: CC0 (Smithsonian Open Access)

Crédito (se agradece, no es obligatorio en obras de dominio público): Smithsonian Institution, National Portrait Gallery

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