Acclaimed Painter of Posthumous Portraits
Paintings of those who have gone before us have been a tradition for centuries. Having that face firmly in mind reminds us of that person’s qualities, whether a famous individual or someone you love and respect. You can commission posthumous portraits from artist William T. Chambers. He specializes in portraiture.
William’s works are found in homes, businesses, and public buildings across the country. Among them are governors, heads of companies, judges, and former president Bill Clinton. In addition, he has used his oils to recreate pictures of couples and children. Call or email this acclaimed portrait artist to talk about commissioning a portrait for you.
How to Paint a Posthumous Portrait
It certainly is possible to capture the likeness of someone who has passed on in a painting. How William approaches this is first to gather information about this person. Pictures are a great reference, as well as recollections of what made this individual special to you and others. With plenty of photographs and stories, William does a small study in oils for your critique. Once you feel comfortable with the study, work on the portrait begins.
In this day of selfies, a fine oil painting of someone you admire or cherish is a wonderful way to hold their memory close. Call William to talk about the portrait of your deceased loved one.
Posthumous Portraits
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Dr. Kate Zerfoss,
Collection of Vanderbilt University
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Howard Sachs
Collection of Goldman Sachs
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Bette & Neissan Harris
Oil on Canvas, 40" x 34"
Northwestern University
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Donny
Donny Private Collection
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Dr. Anne Hazel McFarland
Oil on Linen, 24” x 18”
Collection of Northwestern University Medical School
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Donald N. Pritzker
Oil on Linen, 40” x 30
Private Collection
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Judy Stevenson Oil on Canvas, 40" x 30" Magnetrol Corporation Illinois |
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