Who created "William Loughton Smith"?

William Loughton Smith was created by Archibald Robertson in ca. 1795.

When was "William Loughton Smith" created?

This artwork was created ca. 1795.

What medium is "William Loughton Smith"?

William Loughton Smith is Watercolor on ivory.

Is "William Loughton Smith" in the public domain?

Yes, William Loughton Smith is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

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William Loughton Smith

Archibald Robertson

ca. 1795

Medium

Watercolor on ivory

About Archibald Robertson

1765–1835 • United States

American, Moneymusk, Scotland 1765–1835 New York

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