Portrait Of Enoch Perley Known As 'the Squire,' First Settler Of Bridgton, Maine

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"Portrait of Enoch Perley Known As 'the Squire,' First Settler of Bridgton, Maine" is a notable work by the American folk artist John Brewster Jr., who is recognized for his contributions to early American portraiture. Brewster, born in 1766, was a prolific deaf artist whose works are celebrated for their distinctive style and insightful character portrayals. This particular portrait is significant not only for its artistic merit but also for its historical context, capturing the likeness of Enoch Perley, a prominent figure in the early settlement of Bridgton, Maine.

Enoch Perley, often referred to as "the Squire," was instrumental in the establishment and development of Bridgton. His pioneering efforts and leadership in the community are well-documented, making him a subject of considerable historical interest. Brewster's portrait of Perley is believed to have been created in the early 19th century, a period during which Brewster was actively traveling and painting throughout New England.

The portrait exemplifies Brewster's unique approach to folk art, characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a keen ability to convey the personality and status of his subjects. Brewster's use of muted color palettes, combined with his distinctive compositional techniques, results in a work that is both visually compelling and rich in narrative content. The portrayal of Enoch Perley is marked by a sense of dignity and authority, reflecting his esteemed position within the community.

As with many of Brewster's works, this portrait provides valuable insights into the social and cultural milieu of early American life. It stands as a testament to the artist's skill in capturing the essence of his subjects, as well as his ability to document the historical figures of his time. The "Portrait of Enoch Perley Known As 'the Squire,' First Settler of Bridgton, Maine" remains an important piece within the canon of American folk art, offering both aesthetic pleasure and historical significance.

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