Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro, page 1Joseph Wanton Sr.None

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Joseph Wanton Sr. (1705 – 1780)

Joseph Wanton Sr. (1705-1780): Rhode Island merchant and governor during the American Revolution. Explore his role in the Gaspee Affair & colonial tensions through historical documents.

Rhode Island State Archives (Providence, United States of America)

Explore Rhode Island's rich past at the State Archives! Discover colonial documents, Revolutionary War records & personal letters – a window into the state’s identity and history.

In this letter, Wanton references the recent dispute with Dudingston, as well as Dudingston

About this artwork

  • Title: Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro, page 1
  • Artist: Joseph Wanton Sr.
  • Format: Portrait
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Where to see it: Rhode Island State Archives
  • Color palette: Neutrals
  • Perceived brightness: brilliant

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"Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro, page 1" by Joseph Wanton Sr. is on display at the Rhode Island State Archives, Providence, United States of America. The museum listing refers to the original work, not to reproductions.

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"Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro, page 1" by Joseph Wanton Sr. uses a neutrals color palette. The palette summarizes the work's overall color character.

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"Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro, page 1" was created by Joseph Wanton Sr.. The information on this page describes Joseph Wanton Sr.'s original work.

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In terms of perceived brightness, "Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro, page 1" by Joseph Wanton Sr. is brilliant.

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Regarding copyright, "Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro Letter from Governor Wanton to Secretary of State, Lord Hillsboro, page 1" is in the public domain - its copyright has expired.

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