Portrait of Paul Wayland Bartlett
- Artist
- Charles Sprague Pearce
- Date
- 1890
- Style
- Academicism
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- National Portrait Gallery
"Portrait of Paul Wayland Bartlett" is a compelling portrait painted by Charles Sprague Pearce, an influential American artist known for his mastery of Academicism. Created using oil on canvas, the artwork captures the subject's personality with refined technique and attention to detail. Pearce’s realistic style exemplifies traditional portraiture, emphasizing form, color, and composition. As a work rooted in classical artistic principles, this portrait offers a timeless glimpse into the likeness of Paul Wayland Bartlett, showcasing Pearce's skill and dedication to academic art.
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