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Gift of Ada Louise Taylor, 1956.63.4, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyright
Laura Louise Lester Taylor (Mrs. Samuel Taylor)
Gift of Ada Louise Taylor, 1956.63.4, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyright

Laura Louise Lester Taylor (Mrs. Samuel Taylor)

Painter (American, 1832 - 1893)
Date1866
MediumPainting; oil on canvas in frame
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (height x width): 26 1/2 × 22in. (67.3 × 55.9cm)
ClassificationsPainting
Credit LineGift of Ada Louise Taylor
Object number1956.63.4
DescriptionBust-length portrait of Laura Louise Lester Taylor, Mrs. Samuel Taylor, by William Ruthven Wheeler. She is wearing a black dress with buttons and a lace collar, a gold brooch, and part of a red shawl is visible at the bottom of the painting. Her hair is parted in the middle and gathered into a bun in the back.
Status
Not on view
Gift of Ada Louise Taylor, 1956.63.1, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyright
William Ruthven Wheeler
1865 or 1866
Bequeathed by Parker Curtin Risley, 1991.88.2, Connecticut Museum of Culture and History, no kn ...
William Ruthven Wheeler
1866
Gift of Elizabeth Yale Hall, 1950.1.2, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyright
William Ruthven Wheeler
1868
Gift of Elizabeth Yale Hall, 1950.1.1, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyright
William Ruthven Wheeler
1868
CHS collection,1973.128.1, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyright
William Ruthven Wheeler
1884
Gift of Roger P. Welles, 1974.93.2, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyright
William Ruthven Wheeler
1882
Gift of Roger P. Welles, 1974.93.1, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyright
William Ruthven Wheeler
1882
Gift of Mrs. Courtney Brown, 1974.19.3, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyright
William Ruthven Wheeler
1888
Gift of Mrs. Dorothy R. Taylor from the estate of Carolyn B. Taylor, 1986.105.4, Connecticut Hi ...
William Ruthven Wheeler
1865
Gift of Mrs. George Leland Nichols, 1951.8.6, Connecticut Historical Society, No known copyrigh ...
William Ruthven Wheeler
about 1865