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"Eternal Pain - The Severed Head of Medusa" (1913) by Paul Darde — Gypsum sculpture
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Charles Wheeler
Artist: Lucinda Redmon Orear (American, 1823–1852)
Date: c. 1845
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint Louis, MO, United States
Charles Wheeler, Esq., American, 1795–1873
Charles Wheeler is shown in his library filled with law books. Born in Hancock, New Hampshire, Wheeler graduated from Dartmouth College and moved west to Troy, Missouri, to practice law. He was active in the Whig Party, and was elected to the 1845 Missouri state constitutional convention. Both Wheeler's professional and personal identities are conveyed in this portrait. Likely the Connecticut River and White Mountains of New Hampshire are depicted outside his window, and the envelope on his desk bears the date, August 11, 1835, the day Wheeler was married.
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