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Portrait of the Ragan Sisters Print by Jacob Eichholtz

Portrait of the Ragan Sisters

Portrait of Mrs John Gibson Print by Jacob Eichholtz

Portrait of Mrs John Gibson

Dorothea Print by Jacob Eichholtz

Dorothea

Mr Longnecker Print by Jacob Eichholtz

Mr Longnecker

Abraham Freeman Print by Jacob Eichholtz

Abraham Freeman

Mrs Longnecker Print by Jacob Eichholtz

Mrs Longnecker

Julianna Hazlehurst Print by Jacob Eichholtz

Julianna Hazlehurst

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Portrait of the Ragan Sisters Print by Jacob Eichholtz

Portrait of the Ragan Sisters

Jacob Eichholtz (1776–1842) was an American painter, known primarily for his portraits. Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, he spent most of his professional life in Philadelphia. Eichholtz was trained as a coppersmith, but turned to painting as soon as practical.[1] He is known to have painted over 800 portraits over the course of 35 years. Hundred of his works are housed in museums throughout the United States, including an 80 piece collection held by LancasterHistory.org.[1]

Eichholtz died in 1842. He and his family were originally interred at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on South Duke Street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.[1] However, in the early 1850s, Holy Trinity sought to expand its churchyard so the church relocated the majority of its gravestones and coffins to the new Woodward Hill Cemetery (Lot 33 of Area B), including the remains of Eichholtz and his family.[1] Eichholtz was reburied in the same grave together with both of his wives and their children.[1] By 2014, Eichholtz's gravestone, which is made of marble, had deteriorated due to age and acid rain, rendering the inscription illegible.[1] Local historians have called for the restoration of his headstone, as well as the installation of a brass plaque at the grave site to mark his achievements.[1]


References

Brubaker, Jack (2014-10-31). "Noted portrait painter Eichholtz deserves grave recognition". Lancaster Online. Retrieved 2014-11-08.

External links

Thomas R. Ryan. (2003). The Worlds of Jacob Eichholtz: Portrait Painter of the Early Republic. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press. ISBN 978-0-9740162-1-4.
Thomas R. Ryan. "Jacob Eichholtz, Portrait Painter". Antiques and Fine Arts.
"Jacob Eichholtz". ArtCyclopedia.
"Search results for Jacob Eichholtz". National Gallery of Art.. 12 portraits in the National Gallery
Rebecca Beal papers, 1949-1982; Beal was Eichholtz's great-granddaughter. From the Smithsonian Archives of American Art

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