John Jacob Anderson And Sons, John And Edward By Johnson Joshua By Jervis Mcentee

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About Johnson Joshua

Active in Baltimore between roughly 1796 and 1824, he holds a singular position in American art as the earliest documented professional portraitist of African descent working in the United States. Largely self-taught, he advertised himself in the Baltimore Intelligencer as a limner who had overcome "many insuperable obstacles," and built a clientele among the city's merchant families. His portraits favor crisp linear contours, upright posture, and small descriptive details - a brass tack on a sofa, a child's coral necklace - that anchor his sitters in their material world. For contemporary viewers, his work offers both an unflinching record of Federal-era Baltimore and a quietly radical biography behind every canvas.