Samuel Lovett Waldo Collection

Portrait of Mrs. Sackett, 1839. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Portrait of Mrs. Sackett, 1839. It is unfortunate that so little is known about this vividly portrayed personality, this Mrs. or Miss, Sackett

Mr. James Mackie, 1830 / 40. Creators: Samuel Lovett Waldo, William Jewett
Mr. James Mackie, 1830/40

Mrs. James Mackie, 1830 / 40. Creators: Samuel Lovett Waldo, William Jewett
Mrs. James Mackie, 1830/40

Harriet White, 1835 / 40. Creators: Samuel Lovett Waldo, William Jewett
Harriet White, 1835/40. Girl wearing bloomers under a full-skirted dress with puffed sleeves

Enoch Crosby, 1830. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Enoch Crosby, 1830

Cadwallader David Colden, Mayor of New York City, ca. 1825

Rev. John Brodhead Romeyn, D. D. May 1, 1820. May 1, 1820. Creator: Asher Brown Durand
Rev. John Brodhead Romeyn, D. D. May 1, 1820

Mrs. Samuel L. Waldo, ca. 1826. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Mrs. Samuel L. Waldo, ca. 1826

Portrait of a Girl with Flowers, ca. 1835. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Portrait of a Girl with Flowers, ca. 1835

Portrait of a Man, ca. 1820. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Portrait of a Man, ca. 1820

Henry La Tourette de Groot, 1825-30. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Henry La Tourette de Groot, 1825-30

The Reverend John Brodhead Romeyn, ca. 1817-20. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
The Reverend John Brodhead Romeyn, ca. 1817-20

Mrs. Edward Kellogg, 1831-32. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Mrs. Edward Kellogg, 1831-32

Matthew Clarkson, 1823. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Matthew Clarkson, 1823

Portrait of a Lady (Possibly of the Buloid Family), 1832. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Portrait of a Lady (Possibly of the Buloid Family), 1832

Old Pat, the Independent Beggar, ca. 1819. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Old Pat, the Independent Beggar, ca. 1819

General Andrew Jackson, 1819. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
General Andrew Jackson, 1819

The Knapp Children, ca. 1833-34. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo
The Knapp Children, ca. 1833-34

Portrait of a Man, 1832. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo (American, 1783-1861); William Jewett
Portrait of a Man, 1832

Old Pat, The Independent Beggar, c. 1819. Creator: Samuel Lovett Waldo (American
" Old Pat, " The Independent Beggar, c. 1819. With this study of a disheveled person--perhaps a man named Patrick MacGregor--the popular society portraitist Samuel Waldo challenged

John Trumbull, 1756 - 1843. American artist during the American Revolutionary War. Four of his paintings hang in the United States Capital Rotunda. After a work by Samuel Lovett Waldo

John Trumbull, 1833. Creator: Asher Brown Durand
John Trumbull, 1833

Andrew Jackson, seventh President of the United States, (1933). Artist: Samuel Lovett Waldo
Andrew Jackson, seventh President of the United States, (1933). Jackson (1767-1845) was president from 1829 until 1837. Published in The American Presidents, (London, 1933)

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Samuel Lovett Waldo, a renowned artist of the 19th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exceptional talent and artistic vision. Born in 1783, Waldo collaborated with William Jewett to create masterpieces that continue to captivate audiences even today. One of their notable works is the portrait of Mr. James Mackie from the 1830s or 1840s. With meticulous brushstrokes and attention to detail, Waldo and Jewett immortalized Mackie's dignified presence for generations to admire. In another collaboration, they painted Mrs. James Mackie during the same period. The painting exudes grace and elegance as it captures her beauty with remarkable precision. Waldo also worked alongside Jewett to create a stunning portrait of Harriet White in the mid-1830s or 1840s. This piece showcases her poise and charm through delicate brushwork and vibrant colors. Not limited to collaborations alone, Waldo showcased his individual brilliance through various solo projects as well. His portrayal of Enoch Crosby in 1830 demonstrates his ability to capture character and emotion effortlessly. Furthermore, he depicted Cadwallader David Colden, Mayor of New York City around 1825, showcasing his versatility as an artist who could portray both common individuals and influential figures alike. Another noteworthy creation by Waldo was a portrait of Rev. John Brodhead Romeyn from May 1st, 1820—a testament to his skillful use of light and shadow that brings life into every stroke on canvas. Waldo even painted portraits close to home; one such example is Mrs. Samuel L. Waldo circa 1826—an intimate portrayal reflecting love between spouses while capturing her essence flawlessly. His talent extended beyond portraiture too; he crafted enchanting scenes like "Portrait of a Girl with Flowers" around 1835—a delightful composition that radiates innocence and beauty.