| − | '''Rembrandt Peale''' (Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 1778 - Philadelphia, 1860) was an [[American]] Neoclassical [[painter]] and writer. The son of painter Charles Willson Peale, he is considered one of the most distinguished painters of the 19th American century. [[The Peales]] were the first American family of artists. [http://www.artnet.com/library/06/0659/T065922.asp] Peale studied painting in London under [[Benjamin West]], in the art galleries of Paris and in Italy; he exhibited at the Royal Academy of London. | + | [[File:Rembrandt Peale Self Portrait 1828.jpg|right|120px|Rembrandt Peale, Self Portrait, 1828.]] |
| | + | '''Rembrandt Peale''' (Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 1778 - Philadelphia, 1860) was an [[American]] Neoclassical [[painter]] and writer. The son of painter [[Charles Willson Peale]], he is considered one of the most distinguished painters of the 19th American century. [[The Peales]] were the first American family of artists. [http://www.artnet.com/library/06/0659/T065922.asp] Peale studied painting in London under [[Benjamin West]], in the art galleries of Paris and in Italy; he exhibited at the Royal Academy of London. |