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Angelica Singleton Van Buren
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This oil on canvas painting of Angelica Singleton Van Buren was completed by Henry Inman in 1842. Inman had emerged as one of the top portrait specialists in the 1830s. Angelica was married to Abraham Van Buren, the son of President Martin Van Buren. She filled the role of First Lady during the Van Buren administration because Hannah Van Buren, the wife of President Van Buren, had passed away 18 years prior.
    
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Date:
1842
Creator:
Henry Inman
People:
Angelica Singleton Van Buren
Credit line:
White House Collection/White House Historical Association
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Format:
Portrait
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Measurements:
42 1/4 x 33 5/8 in
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Materials:
oil paint
canvas
Inscription Type 1:
signed, dated
Inscription Location 1:
front, left
Inscription Text 1:
H. Inman. / 1842
Inscription Type 2:
inscribed
Inscription Location 2:
reverse
Inscription Text 2:
Painted by Henry Inman / New York, 1842 / Restored by H.E. Thompson / Boston, Mass. 1932
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Description:
This oil on canvas painting of Angelica Singleton Van Buren was completed by Henry Inman in 1842. Inman had emerged as one of the top portrait specialists in the 1830s. Angelica was married to Abraham Van Buren, the son of President Martin Van Buren. She filled the role of First Lady during the Van Buren administration because Hannah Van Buren, the wife of President Van Buren, had passed away 18 years prior.
Identification number:
133
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Type:
Image
Categories:
Fine & Decorative Arts
Digital Library
Presidents and First Families
White House Collection
Creation location:
New York
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Further reading:
Art in the White House (2nd ed.) p.108-109, 348
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Acquisition Source:
Bequest of Travis C. Van Buren
Publisher:
White House Historical Association
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Rights and Reproduction:
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