Portrait of a Man Holding a Glass

Portrait of a Man Holding a Glass by Joseph Daniel (British, c. 1760–1803)

Medium

watercolor on ivory

Dimensions

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Classification

Portrait Miniature

Department

European Painting and Sculpture

Museum

Cleveland Museum of Art

Credit

Leonard C. Hanna Jr. Fund

Accession Number

2010.5

Tags

male

About this artwork

Joseph Daniel was the son Nochaniah Daniel of Bridgewater, Somerset, and among the first known Jewish artists of South West England. Joseph’s work has often been confused with that of his brother Abraham, with whom he competed for patronage. Neither commonly used his forename in signature nor in advertisement, possibly with a view to capitalize on the other’s clientele. Little is known about the brothers’ education apart from the fact that they were trained by their mother. Joseph seldom exhibit...

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