With a Thousand Faces: Portraiture & Identity Among Maine's Maritime Elite
Explore some of the more significant portraits at Maine Maritime Museum and the varied personas they depict.
By Maine Maritime Museum
Sponsored by Dick and Doris Lemieux
Brig F.I. MERRYMAN of Bath, Leaving Leghorn (1870) by Renault, L.Maine Maritime Museum
William Dunning Sewall (1865/1877)Maine Maritime Museum
Marble Bust of William D. Sewall (1874) by John Adams JacksonMaine Maritime Museum
Captain John W. Dickinson and Family in Rickshaw (1896-12-21/1897-02-04) by Jo. MeikiMaine Maritime Museum
Christine Carter Snipe, Mary Frances Gibbons, and Rose Stahl in Japanese Costume (1890) by Unknown Japanese ArtistMaine Maritime Museum
Portrait of Captain Moses Owen of Bath, Maine (1822) by Peale, JamesMaine Maritime Museum
Portrait of Camilla Loyall Ashe Sewall (c. 1897) by Hubert VosMaine Maritime Museum
Hawaiian Annexation Ceremony, ʻIolani Palace (1898-08-12)Maine Maritime Museum
SPECIAL THANKS
Tavita Te'o, whose powerful version of "He Mele Lāhui Hawaiʻi"—composed by Queen Liliʻuokalani— concludes the exhibit. Please enjoy Tavita's work at http://www.facebook.com/tavitateomusic/
SPONSORED BY
Dick and Doris Lemieux
THANKS TO
Henry Baecker, Ellen T. Berrie, Fred Drake, Camilla Edge, Sewall Family
ADDITIONAL RESEARCH
Elizabeth Beaudoin
Paul T. Burlin
Nathan Lipfert
Lincoln Paine
CURATORIAL DEPARTMENT
Christopher Timm, Chief Curator
Kelly Page, Collections & Library Services Manager
Paul Fuller, Assistant Curator
MUSIC
Vivaldi, Concerto in D Minor — David Perry, Elias Goldstein, The Advent Chamber Orchestra
Corelli, Concerto Grosso Op.6, no. 8 - David Romano and Ferruccio Vignanelli
Sousa, King Cotton - U.S. Marine Band
Queen Liliʻuokalani, He Mele Lāhui Hawaiʻi - Tavita Te'o
FREESOUND CONTRIBUTORS
7by7, aryanotstark, craigsmith, dheming, eguobyte, melarancida, richwise, rtb45, xserra
