Howard Alfred Collection (#4)
Howard Alfred was a man of many faces, much like the enigmatic figures depicted in these portraits
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Howard Alfred was a man of many faces, much like the enigmatic figures depicted in these portraits. From Cromwell to Southcott, each painting captures a different era and personality. In the portrait of Cromwell, we see a stern and determined leader who played a pivotal role in English history during the 17th century. His strong presence is palpable even through this unknown artist's brushstrokes. Moving forward in time, J. Thomson's portrait showcases another mysterious figure from the 18th century. With his piercing gaze and thoughtful expression, he seems to hold secrets that only time can reveal. Themistocles takes us back even further into ancient Greece with his portrayal by an unknown artist. This Athenian statesman exudes confidence and intelligence as he navigated the turbulent political landscape of his time. Sir R. Steele's portrait presents yet another intriguing character from the early 18th century. Known for his wit and literary contributions, Steele appears both charming and contemplative in this captivating artwork. A glimpse into Polish history reveals A. Stanislaus, whose image painted by an anonymous artist transports us to the late 18th century. The intensity in his eyes hints at a life filled with triumphs and challenges alike. Sterne's portrait portrays an influential writer from the mid-18th century known for his novel "Tristram Shandy. " The unknown creator skillfully captures Sterne's whimsical nature through subtle details that bring him to life on canvas. F. Ximines' depiction brings forth memories of Renaissance artistry with its reference to Titian’s style but remains shrouded in mystery due to its unidentified creator. Ximines himself was renowned as one of Spain’s greatest painters during this period—a true master of color and composition. G. Steevens' likeness immortalizes an important figure from England’s literary scene during the late 18th century—an era marked by intellectual curiosity and artistic exploration.