Sheldon Peck

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Sheldon Peck was a 19th-century American folk artist and portrait painter known for his distinctive primitive style and abolitionist activities.

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instanceOf abolitionist
folk artist
person
portrait painter
advocatedFor end of slavery in the United States
artForm painting
artisticFocus bust-length portraits
full-length portraits
artisticStyle primitive style
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
creativePeriod early to mid-19th century
culturalContext American folk tradition
genre portrait painting
hasGender male
knownAs Sheldon Peck NERFINISHED
livedIn 19th-century America
movement American folk art
notableFor 19th-century American folk portraits
abolitionist activities
distinctive primitive style
occupation folk artist
painter
portrait painter
placeOfActivity United States
politicalAlignment abolitionism
socialRole social reformer
subjectOfWork portraits of individuals and families
usedMedium oil on canvas
oil on panel

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