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Archibald Robertson

Scottish-American artist (1765-1835)

Born in Monymusk. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 176511 dated paintingsDied 1835

11 works

  • Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723–1792)
    Sir Joshua Reynolds (1723–1792)
    Archibald Robertson
    1786–1791 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • William Linn
    William Linn
    Archibald Robertson
    1790–1795 · National Portrait Gallery
  • George Washington (1732–1799), as a Younger Man
    George Washington (1732–1799), as a Younger Man
    Archibald Robertson
    1792 · Sulgrave Manor
  • William Loughton Smith
    William Loughton Smith
    Archibald Robertson
    c. 1795 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    Archibald Robertson
    c. 1795 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • James Smith Livingston
    James Smith Livingston
    Archibald Robertson
    c. 1795 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Pierre Van Cortlandt Jr.
    Pierre Van Cortlandt Jr.
    Archibald Robertson
    c. 1795 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Brother-in-law of Mrs. Alexander Rose
    Brother-in-law of Mrs. Alexander Rose
    Archibald Robertson
    c. 1795 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • William Udall
    William Udall
    Archibald Robertson
    c. 1800 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Henry Bedlow (1767-1838)
    Henry Bedlow (1767-1838)
    Unknown artist and Archibald Robertson
    c. 1800–1805 · New York Historical
  • William Mather Smith
    William Mather Smith
    Archibald Robertson
    c. 1810 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
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