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Alonzo Chappel

United States of America · 1828–1887 · American Art · 189 artworks found
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Alonzo Chappel
1828–1887
Born 1828 (New York City)
Died 1887 (New York)
Nationality United States of America
Epochs American Art
Genre portrait
Profession painter, illustrator
Notable works General Winfield Scott (1786-1866) (1850), John Smith Saved by Pocahontas (1865), The Last Hours of Abraham Lincoln (1868), George Washington at Princeton, 1777 (1857), George Washington: Design for an Engraving (1860)
Museums Smithsonian Institution, Minneapolis Institute of Art
Alonzo Chappel

Alonzo Chappel

    1828   -   1887

Alonzo Chappel was born into the bustling life of New York. The Chappel family was at home in Lower Manhattan, a neighborhood of the city where art and culture were close to poverty and struggle for survival. The Chappels' economic situation was modest. The family lived on a property across the street from the Old Bowery Theater. For residents of the island in the East River, the combination of art and commerce was part of daily life. Alonzo and his brother George showed a talent for painting at an early age. An adequate education for both sons could not be realized with the family income of the father. Nevertheless, the parents supported their sons with everything they could. Alonzo showed early interest in portrait painting. The young painter is said to have submitted a contribution to the American Institute Fair at the age of nine. The American form of the world exhibition was held annually in New York and served to promote business, art and culture. Alonzo Chappel had learned early on to consider the aspect of money. He is said to have been twelve years old when he began to place his easel in the streets of the city and portray passers-by. Alonso was looking for New Yorkers who were willing to pay a few dollars for a boy's work.

Alonzo Chappel embarked on an extraordinary training path. America took its first cautious steps towards democracy. New York developed into a city of individualists and was infused with the impulses of the Europeans who had entered the city. Chappel learned Japanese and tried his hand at window shadow painting. Equipped with great talent and skills from his wealth of experience, the painter began to study art. The prices for his portraits had meanwhile risen to an impressive 25 dollars. Although New York had early on become the center of art, the opportunities for artists to exhibit their work were limited. The American Art Union organized exhibitions of American art, which allowed artists to present their works free of charge. At the time, Alonzo Chappel ran a thriving portrait studio in Brooklyn and devoted himself to painting stage sets. Especially the activity at the theatre enabled the artist to travel in order to make sketches for stage sets.

Chappel expanded his spectrum. He regularly painted genre pictures with a reference to history and gave the works to the exhibitions. Collectors and patrons of the arts quickly became aware of the talented painter. The high quality and precise execution caused enthusiasm. The publishing house Johnson and Company made Chappel the offer to use his works as illustrations in publications on history. A harmonious and long-standing collaboration developed between the publishing house and Alonzo Chappel. During this phase the paintings on the life of Washington and the history of America were created.

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Alexander Hamilton (1757-1804) i...
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Portrait of Rufus Choate (1799-1...
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The Retreat of the British from ...
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Portrait of Abraham Lincoln (180...
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Portrait of William Wirt (1772-1...
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Portrait of Daniel Morgan (1736-...
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Portrait of Lewis Cass (1782-1866)
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Surrender of Colonel Rall at the...
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Portrait of John Ellis Wool (178...
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Portrait of Jacob Brown (1775-18...
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Portrait of Joseph Hooker (1814-...
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Andrew Jackson (1767-1845) 7th P...
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Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17th...
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Portrait of Admiral David Dixon ...
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Portrait of George Clinton (1739...
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Portrait of James Lawrence (1781...
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Death of General Ross at the Bat...
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Portrait of Martin Van Buren (17...
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Portrait of James Fenimore Coope...
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Portrait of Horatio Gates (1728-...
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Portrait of General James Samuel...
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Portrait of Jonathan Trumbull (1...
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Portrait of Winfield Scott (1786...
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Portrait of James Buchanan (1791...
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James Fenimore Cooper (1789-1851...
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Portrait of George Bancroft (180...
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Portrait of Benjamin Lincoln (17...
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The Boston Massacre, 5th March 1...
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Portrait of Frederick William (1...
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Portrait of James Otis (1725-83)
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Portrait of Fisher Ames (1758-18...
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Portrait of Robert Morris (1734-...
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Portrait of Edward Everett (1794...
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First meeting of George Washingt...
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Portrait of John Caldwell Calhou...
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Portrait of Abraham Lincoln (180...
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Portrait General Quincy Adams Gi...
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General Andrew Jackson at the Ba...
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Portrait of Admiral Andrew Hull ...
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Mortally wounded General Edward ...
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Portrait of William Jenkins Wort...
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Portrait of General Joseph Warre...
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Portrait of John Tyler (1790-186...
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Portrait of Charles Cotesworth P...
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Roger Sherman (1721-93)
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Battle of Germantown, Attack on ...
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Portrait of Daniel Boone (1734-1...
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Landing the troops during the bo...
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Portrait of Nathaniel Lyon (1818...
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Portrait of Charles Wilkes (1798...
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Portrait of Stephen Arnold Dougl...
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James Monroe (1758-1831)
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Portrait of Ormbsy McKnight Mitc...
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The Death of Lincoln, 1868
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Massacre of Wyoming (Pennsylvani...
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John Jacob Astor (1763-1848)
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Portrait of Robert R. Livingston...
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Portrait of Joseph Story (1779-1...
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Ulysses S. Grant (1822-85)
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John Jay (1745-1829)
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Portrait of John J. Crittenden (...
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Action of the Gunboats at Memphi...
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Battle of Monmouth in 1778
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Portrait of Admiral David Glasco...
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George Washington taking command...
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John Quincy Adams (1767-1848)
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Portrait of Thomas Hart Benton (...
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"Adm. David Farragut" (Union)
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Benjamin Franklin Butler (1818-93)
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The Death of E. E. Ellsworth
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Portrait of John Barry (1745-1803)
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James Kent (1763-1847)
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George Washington in 1775, from ...
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Portrait of Alexander Hamilton (...
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Portrait of Thomas Jefferson (17...
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Portrait of Nathanael Greene (17...
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John Randolph (1773-1833) (litho)
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John, King of England, 1870
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Rufus King (1755-1827)
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The Battle of Chippewa, General ...
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Portrait of Joel Barlow (1754-18...
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Portrait of William Moultrie (17...
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Portrait Gouverneur Morris (1752...
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Portrait of James Knox Polk (179...
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Portrait of Patrick Henry (1736-...
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Capture of the Confederate flag ...
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Portrait of Joshua Barney (1759-...
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Baron de Kalb (centre) introduci...
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Portrait of Daniel Webster (1792...
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The Battle of Germantown at Chew...
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Portrait of Samuel Francis Du Po...
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Portrait of Israel Putnam (1718-...
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Battle of the Wilderness, Attack...
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The Battle of Mill Creek, Kentuc...
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Portrait of William Bainbridge (...
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About the artist

Alonzo Chappel
Alonzo Chappel
1828–1887
Born1828 (New York City)
Died1887 (New York)
NationalityUnited States of America
EpochsAmerican Art
Genreportrait
Professionpainter, illustrator
Notable worksGeneral Winfield Scott (1786-1866) (1850), John Smith Saved by Pocahontas (1865), The Last Hours of Abraham Lincoln (1868), George Washington at Princeton, 1777 (1857), George Washington: Design for an Engraving (1860)
MuseumsSmithsonian Institution, Minneapolis Institute of Art

Alonzo Chappel was born into the bustling life of New York. The Chappel family was at home in Lower Manhattan, a neighborhood of the city where art and culture were close to poverty and struggle for survival. The Chappels' economic situation was modest. The family lived on a property across the street from the Old Bowery Theater. For residents of the island in the East River, the combination of art and commerce was part of daily life. Alonzo and his brother George showed a talent for painting at an early age. An adequate education for both sons could not be realized with the family income of the father. Nevertheless, the parents supported their sons with everything they could. Alonzo showed early interest in portrait painting. The young painter is said to have submitted a contribution to the American Institute Fair at the age of nine. The American form of the world exhibition was held annually in New York and served to promote business, art and culture. Alonzo Chappel had learned early on to consider the aspect of money. He is said to have been twelve years old when he began to place his easel in the streets of the city and portray passers-by. Alonso was looking for New Yorkers who were willing to pay a few dollars for a boy's work.

Alonzo Chappel embarked on an extraordinary training path. America took its first cautious steps towards democracy. New York developed into a city of individualists and was infused with the impulses of the Europeans who had entered the city. Chappel learned Japanese and tried his hand at window shadow painting. Equipped with great talent and skills from his wealth of experience, the painter began to study art. The prices for his portraits had meanwhile risen to an impressive 25 dollars. Although New York had early on become the center of art, the opportunities for artists to exhibit their work were limited. The American Art Union organized exhibitions of American art, which allowed artists to present their works free of charge. At the time, Alonzo Chappel ran a thriving portrait studio in Brooklyn and devoted himself to painting stage sets. Especially the activity at the theatre enabled the artist to travel in order to make sketches for stage sets.

Chappel expanded his spectrum. He regularly painted genre pictures with a reference to history and gave the works to the exhibitions. Collectors and patrons of the arts quickly became aware of the talented painter. The high quality and precise execution caused enthusiasm. The publishing house Johnson and Company made Chappel the offer to use his works as illustrations in publications on history. A harmonious and long-standing collaboration developed between the publishing house and Alonzo Chappel. During this phase the paintings on the life of Washington and the history of America were created.



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