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Edward Greene Malbone (1777-1807) was an American miniaturist who is considered one of the most important artists in the history of American portraiture. Malbone's work is characterized by its delicate detail, refined palette, and elegant composition. He often used ivory as a surface for his miniatures and was known for his ability to capture the likeness of his subjects with great accuracy. His work was widely admired by his contemporaries, and his influence can be seen in the work of many later American miniaturists.
Born
1777
Died
1807
Robert Macomb
Edward Greene Malbone
1804
Mrs. Robert Macomb (Mary Cornell Pell )
Edward Greene Malbone
1804
Man of the Hunter Family
Edward Greene Malbone
1803
Susan Poinsett
Edward Greene Malbone
1802
Mrs. James Lowndes (Catherine Osborn)
Edward Greene Malbone
1801
Joel Roberts Poinsett
Edward Greene Malbone
1801
Eye of Maria Miles Heyward
Edward Greene Malbone
1802
George Bethune
Edward Greene Malbone
1800
John Langdon Sullivan
Edward Greene Malbone
1797
James G. Almy
Edward Greene Malbone
1796
Mrs. James G. Almy (Myra Eliot)
Edward Greene Malbone
1796
Nathaniel Pearce
Edward Greene Malbone
1795
Mrs. John Nightingale (Martha Washington Greene)
Edward Greene Malbone
1795
Cornelius George Bowler
Edward Greene Malbone
1793
Mrs. Samuel Denman (Anna Maria Hampton)
Edward Greene Malbone
1792