John Smibert
1688–1751 · Rococo
John Smibert was a Scottish-born painter who specialised in portrait painting and was the first academically trained artist to work in British America.
37 paintings
- Captain John Garish (1737)
- Richard Bill (1733)
- Portrait of a Woman (Judith Colman Bulfinch?) (c. 1734)
- John Glover
- Hannah Pemberton (1734)
- Francis Brinley (1729)
- Mrs. Francis Brinley and Her Son Francis (1729)
- A Member of the Livingston Family (1740)
- Portrait of Major General Paul Mascarene (1729)
- Benjamin Moreland, High Master of St. Paul's School (1724)
- Sir John Rushout, Bt. (1726)
- George Berkeley (1730)
- Portrait of Mary Pemberton (1717–1763) (1734)
- Portrait of Samuel Pemberton (1734)
- Bishop George Berkeley (1727)
- Portrait of Sir Francis Grant, Lord Cullen, and His Family (1719)
- Edward Winslow (1699-1753) (1730)
- The Bermuda Group (Dean Berkeley and His Entourage) (1750)
- Reverend Joseph Sewall (1688-1769) (1735)
- Portrait of a Man in a Dressing Gown (1730)
- Thomas Hill (formerly Harwood) (1693-1782) (1722)
- Mrs. James Pitts (1735)
- Mrs. John Pitts (1735)
- Portrait of William Pepperrell (1745)
- Mrs. Nathaniel Cunningham (1730)
- Edward Nightingale (1723)
- Eleanor Nightingale (1727)
- Portrait of John Cotton (1693-1757) Minister of the Newton (Mass) Church; PORTRAIT OF JOHN COTTON (1693-1757), MINISTER OF THE NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS CHURCH (1735)
- Judge Edmund Quincy (1737)
- Mrs. James MacSparran (Hannah Gardiner) (1732)
- Judge Samuel Sewall (1729)
- Thomas Hancock (1730)
- Judge Charles Chambers (1743)
- William Dudley (1729)
- Mrs. William Dudley (Elizabeth Davenport) (1729)
- Daniel, Peter, and Andrew Oliver (1732)
- Parting of Hector and Andromache