Jacob Eichholtz
1776–1842 · Romanticism
Jacob Eichholtz (1776–1842) was an early American painter, known primarily for his portraits in the Romantic Victorian tradition. Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in a family of prosperous Pennsylvania Germans, he spent most of his professional life in Philadelphia. A coppersmith by trade, he turned to painting and achieved both recognition and success despite being mainly self-taught as an artist. He is known to have painted over 800 portraits over the course of 35 years. Hundreds of his works are housed in art museums, historical societies, and private collections throughout the United States.
36 paintings
- Mr. Benjamin Schaum (1808–10)
- Mrs. Benjamin Schaum (Anna Maria Heckensweiler) (1808–10)
- Master Schaum (1808–10)
- Miss Schaum (1808–10)
- Mrs. Pierre Louis Laguerenne (1827)
- Gilbert Tennent (1703–1764), Trustee (1747–64)
- Portrait of James Burd Hubley (1788-1825)
- Samuel Humes (1825)
- Master Schaum (1809)
- Miss Schaum (1809)
- Mr. Benjamin Schaum (1809)
- Mrs. Benjamin Schaum (Anna Maria Heckensweiler) (1809)
- James Buchanan (1834)
- Portrait of a Man (1809)
- Portrait of a Woman (1809)
- Jane Evans Tevis (1827)
- Joshua Tevis (1827)
- Jane Buchanan Lane (1820)
- Elliott Tole Lane (1821)
- Portrait of Standish Barry (1763–1842)
- Abraham Freeman (1821)
- Isabella Hodgkiss Norvell (1823)
- An Incident of the Revolution (1831)
- Mrs. Robert Jenkins (Catharine Carmichael)
- Ann Old Coleman (Mrs. Robert Coleman) (c. 1820)
- Robert Coleman (c. 1820)
- William Clark Frazer (c. 1830)
- James P. Smith (c. 1835)
- Phoebe Cassidy Freeman (Mrs. Clarkson Freeman) (c. 1830)
- Julianna Hazlehurst (c. 1820)
- Mr. Kline (c. 1808)
- Jacob (?) Leman (c. 1808)
- Joseph Leman (c. 1808)
- Miss Leman (c. 1808)
- Henry Eichholtz Leman (c. 1835)
- The Ragan Sisters (1818)