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    • ATTRIBUTED TO PHILIP TILYARD (AMERICAN, 1785 - 1830) PORTRAIT THE MOST REVEREND AMBROSE MARECHAL, ARCHBISHOP OF BALTIMORE.
      Jul. 14, 2020

      ATTRIBUTED TO PHILIP TILYARD (AMERICAN, 1785 - 1830) PORTRAIT THE MOST REVEREND AMBROSE MARECHAL, ARCHBISHOP OF BALTIMORE.

      Est: $2,000 - $8,000

      Tilyard was born in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of a glazier and sign painter. He learned journeyman painting from his father, and in 1814 began painting portraits. After a brief career operating a dry goods store, he returned to painting in 1822 and received commissions to paint several prestigious citizens of Baltimore. He died from insanity before he realized his potential, and critics now think he was one of the more talented early 19th century portrait painters. Ambrose Marechal (1764 - 1828), the subject of this portrait was a French cleric who emigrated to Baltimore during the French Revolution. His career took him to several missions in St. Mary's County and teaching in Baltimore and Georgetown College in Washington D.C. He was appointed Archbishop of Baltimore in 1817 and remained in that position until his death in 1828. During his tenure, he oversaw the completion of the Baltimore Basilica, the first Catholic cathedral built in the United States. In this portrait Marechal is shown in the vestments of an Archbishop. This portrait was a gift to the Maryland Historical Society from Sarah Kennedy Boone Jenkins (d. circa 1955) and descended from her great-grandfather, William Jenkins (1767 - 1843) of Oak Hill. The painting was de-accessioned from the Maryland Historical Society. CONDITION:Relined, two repairs with patches on reverse. Artist: ATTRIBUTED TO PHILIP TILYARD (AMERICAN, 1785 - 1830). Condition: Good. Created: Circa 1825. Frame: Reproduction frame. Medium: Oil on canvas. Title: PORTRAIT THE MOST REVEREND AMBROSE MARECHAL, ARCHBISHOP OF BALTIMORE. Work Size: 30" x 25" Condition: Dimensions: Frame: 33 - 3/4" x 28 - 3/4".

      Morphy Auctions
    • PHILIP T.C. TILYARD (AMERICAN 1785-1830). PORTRAIT OF COLONEL JAMES MOSHER OF BALTIMORE, CIRCA 1815.
      Oct. 27, 2018

      PHILIP T.C. TILYARD (AMERICAN 1785-1830). PORTRAIT OF COLONEL JAMES MOSHER OF BALTIMORE, CIRCA 1815.

      Est: $1,800 - $2,400

      Mosher (1761-1845) was President of the National Bank of Baltimore and Collector of the Port of Baltimore. Oil on canvas, 30 x 25 inches. Signed "Tilyard" l.l. Provenance: Sumpter Priddy Antiques, Alexandria, Virginia.

      Bourgeault-Horan Antiquarians
    • ATTR. TO PHILIP TILYARD. HENRY IVRING, OIL/CANVAS
      Jan. 25, 2009

      ATTR. TO PHILIP TILYARD. HENRY IVRING, OIL/CANVAS

      Est: $2,000 - $4,000

      Attributed to Philip Tilyard (American, 1785-1830). Portrait of Henry Irving, Baltimore, circa 1810, oil on canvas, attribution on verso, 28 x 24 in., framed. Provenance: Descended in family of the sitter.

      Alex Cooper
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