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Jeremiah Hoffman and His Daughter, Harriet Emily Hoffman

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William James Hubard

Medium:
Oil on wood panel
Size:
Width: 14 3/8"
Height: 30 3/8"
Date:
c.1830

For several years, Jeremiah Hoffman represented his father’s dry goods firm, Peter Hoffman and Sons, in London. In 1814, he married Emily Tilghman and eventually settled at Chatsworth Hill, his estate in West Baltimore. Jeremiah and Emily Hoffman’s daughter, Harriet Emily, who was born in England, is shown here as a young woman in her late teens holding her father’s arm. Harriet eventually married Henry Thomas Weld, an Englishman from Southampton, and returned with him to live in western Maryland.

Anonymous Gift BMA 1988.134

Jeremiah Hoffman and His Daughter, Harriet Emily Hoffman

William James Hubard
Date:
c.1830
Medium:
Oil on wood panel
Size:
Width: 14 3/8"
Height: 30 3/8"

For several years, Jeremiah Hoffman represented his father’s dry goods firm, Peter Hoffman and Sons, in London. In 1814, he married Emily Tilghman and eventually settled at Chatsworth Hill, his estate in West Baltimore. Jeremiah and Emily Hoffman’s daughter, Harriet Emily, who was born in England, is shown here as a young woman in her late teens holding her father’s arm. Harriet eventually married Henry Thomas Weld, an Englishman from Southampton, and returned with him to live in western Maryland.

Anonymous Gift BMA 1988.134