Who painted Emblem of Sargis Lodge?

Emblem of Sargis Lodge was painted by Charles S. Raleigh.

Where can I see Emblem of Sargis Lodge?

Emblem of Sargis Lodge is held by Museum of Fine Arts Boston.

Can I buy a print of Emblem of Sargis Lodge?

Museum-quality prints of Emblem of Sargis Lodge are available made-to-order from Artifact World Gallery.

Artwork

Emblem of Sargis Lodge

Charles S. Raleigh

Emblem of Sargis Lodge is an oil painting by Charles S. Raleigh. It is held in the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.

About this work

Overview

The Emblem of Sargis Lodge is an oil painting by Charles S. Raleigh, currently held at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.

Subject & Meaning

The painting depicts a symbolic meeting between two figures from different cultures: a European, identifiable by his attire, and a Native American, wearing a feathered headdress. They shake hands on a dirt path, surrounded by trees and water, conveying a narrative of cultural encounter.

Technique & Style

Executed in oil paint, the work is categorized as a history painting, employing visual elements to convey a story. The artist's use of detailed costumes and a landscape setting adds depth to the scene.

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Artist & collection

Artist

Charles S. Raleigh

Charles S. Raleigh painted quiet, still-life arrangements in oil during the late 1800s. Two of his works here are Emblem of Sargis Lodge and Fruit with Blue-footed Bowl, painted in 1893. His brush lingers on everyday…