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James Buchanan Johnston, 1881. Creator: Harper Pennington
James Buchanan Johnston, 1881
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Media ID 21230569
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Flower Arrangement Hand Held Literacy Mortality Privilege Privileged Smithsonian American Art Museum Teenage Teenager Teenagers
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This print captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing James Buchanan Johnston in 1881. Created by the talented Harper Pennington, this exquisite oil painting on fabric canvas mounted on fiberboard transports us back to 19th century America. In this portrait, we see a young boy immersed in the world of literature and education. Holding a book with utmost care and concentration, he epitomizes the privilege of knowledge that was often reserved for the elite during that era. The vibrant colors bring out his youthful energy while also highlighting the intricate flower arrangement nearby. The setting is an interior space, possibly an educational or scientific institution where young minds were nurtured and cultivated. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of the importance placed on literacy and learning during this period. James Buchanan Johnston's teenage face reflects both innocence and maturity as he delves into his literary journey. This photograph not only serves as a testament to his individuality but also represents countless children who sought enlightenment through reading. Preserved by Smithsonian American Art Museum, this piece from Heritage Art carries immense historical significance as it offers us a glimpse into United States' rich cultural heritage. It reminds us how far our society has progressed since then while urging us to appreciate the value of education for all children today
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