Lambdin Collection
"Lambdin: A Legacy of Artistry and History" Step into the world of Lambdin, a name synonymous with artistic brilliance and historical significance
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"Lambdin: A Legacy of Artistry and History" Step into the world of Lambdin, a name synonymous with artistic brilliance and historical significance. From delicate Roses captured in oil on panel in 1878 to the captivating Portrait of a Gentleman from the mid-19th century, James Reid Lambdin's talent shines through his brushstrokes. But it doesn't stop there - George Cochran Lambdin, another masterful artist bearing the same surname, leaves us mesmerized with his own rendition of Roses in 1878. The Side of a Greenhouse transports us to an enchanting garden scene from the late 19th century. In Playmates painted by George Cochran Lambdin in 1868, we witness childhood innocence frozen on canvas. These playful moments remind us that art can capture fleeting joy forever. Amongst these renowned works lies an Unknown Subject from the 1860s, its mysterious allure leaving room for interpretation and imagination. And let's not forget William Hooper and William Ellery - American figures brought to life through portraiture by artists unknown but no less skilled. The mention of William H. Harrison takes us back to history textbooks; however, John Sartain's mezzotint after James R. Lambdin immortalizes this ninth President of the United States as more than just words on paper. Lambdins have left their mark across various mediums - oil on panel or canvas - each stroke telling a story worth exploring. Their dedication to capturing beauty and preserving history has made them unforgettable names within the realm of artistry.