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Thomas Paine (1737-1809) attributed to Bass Otis, after Thomas Thompson from the William Shar engraving after a painting by George Romney, about 1859

Bass Otisabout 1859

Independence National Historical Park, National Park Service

Independence National Historical Park, National Park Service
Philadelphia, PA, United States

Bust length portrait of Thomas Paine (1737-1809). Brown eyes, collar-length brown hair graying at temples; brown coat with large collar, white shirt with ruffled jabot, olive-drab waistcoat with wide lapels and double row of buttons. Behind subject's right jumbled group of leather bound books on a red table top. Dark background. Rectangular gesso frame with raised beaded edge. Stencilled on reverse of canvas illegible.

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  • Title: Thomas Paine (1737-1809) attributed to Bass Otis, after Thomas Thompson from the William Shar engraving after a painting by George Romney, about 1859
  • Creator: OTIS, BASS (ATT) AFTER THE WILLIAM SHARP ENGRAVING AFTER THE; OTIS, BASS (ATT) AFTER THE WILLIAM SHARP ENGRAVING AFTER THE GEORGE ROMNEY PAINTING
  • Date Created: about 1859
  • Physical Dimensions: Dimensions: H 36 1/4, W 31 3/8 in
  • Type: PAINTING
  • Medium: OIL ON CANVAS
  • Depicted Person: PAINE, THOMAS
  • National Park Service Catalog Number: INDE 14103
Independence National Historical Park, National Park Service

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