copley. dianne: hello. we are standing in a room full of portraits i john singleton copley, america's most important colonial portrait painter. i think as a look around the you can think back to the words of john adams 1817 who said when you see his portraits, you want a discourse with him, you want to asking questions and want toanswers -- you ask him questions and receive answers. in the early part of the 18th century, american early painters made ambitious but tentative efforts to capture the likeness of people on canvas because portraiture was really the only way to do that. it was the most type -- the most important type of painting in the colonies. there was a great flourishing of activity with johnson will copley that became -- with john singleton copley. are two of the first high-level portrait painters. unfortunately in some ways, but fortunately others, west he in his career to england to study where he had a incredibly successful career. he became the portrait painter to the king.

copley stayed in boston for the first 20 years of his career. he eventually left and went to study with west, but we have 20 years of copley portrays to look at first. let's start with this one of f. sergeant, a 70-year-old new englander. he was a wealthy merchant who lived in gloucester, massachusetts. by the time he died, he owned gloucester.ster -- you get the sense of a man who has done well, happy with this -- his position in life. copley has given us a them -- more than just a representation of his features, but we have a sense of his status and his feeling about himself. copley has a great attention to detail. he does not leave anything out. he has the mole under the left eye there. his somewhat wrinkled skin is portrayed. the fact that he is bursting filling out his jacket. , and the hand he has in front him, gilbert stewart the american painter said later about that hand, speaking of the realism, that the hand is so realistically painted with no effort to make it pretty. here you see that he is leaning on an antique column. there were n

there's no secrets to be hidden away and i don't feel i have to keep any set copley square frim.ust glossing over and talking about superficial things so there's a lot more communication between us. >> this book my serve as a further bridge between jeff and myself and just for that purpose i regard it as valuable for me. >> do you feel closer to your dad having read this? >> i feel that -- i feel closer in that i understand more how he was thinking, what his thoughts were. what some of his motivations were. i'm glad he wrote it. >> anything not in the book you want to say to him? >> i can't think too clearly right now. i'm feeling pretty emotional. i think a lot of things in this interview has brought us into a closer understanding of how this all arch nated and but whatever i get emotional my analytical side gets clouded and i can't express myself quite as well as i would like. >> can you talk about the feelings you're having? >> i feel very close to jeff and it's going continue until our death. and i feel good about. >> it do you think you'll ever have the answers you're lookin

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