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Young man with close-cropped hair wearing a white shirt with a cravat, a grey waistcoat, and a dark blue jacket. His cheeks are a ruddy red as if the wind has chapped his cheeks. He leans back in a chair with his left arm draped over the back of a wooden chair. He sits behind a table with a green table cloth and a beige leather book on top of the table.

Judge Miller Portrait by William J. Weaver

c. 1818-1820

Oil painting on wooden panel of Judge Elijah Miller as a young man. Painted by William J Weaver (1759-1817), an artist born in London who came into prominence in North America. He is most famous for his painting of Alexander Hamilton which hangs in the United States State Department. 

Young man with close-cropped hair wearing a white shirt with a cravat, a grey waistcoat, and a dark blue jacket. His cheeks are a ruddy red as if the wind has chapped his cheeks. He leans back in a chair with his left arm draped over the back of a wooden chair. He sits behind a table with a green table cloth and a beige leather book on top of the table.
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