Two gold buttons are visible below this man's right hand in a portrait composed similarly to its artist's earlier Portrait of Charles Pelham; Pelham's son Henry later accused this man, the subject of that portrait, of plagiarism.
This man's daughter Harriet so disliked his informal dress in a portrait of him that she allegedly had her nephew Frederick Ballestier copy the face of that portrait and place it atop a military uniform. Two gold buttons are visible below this man's right hand in a portrait composed similarly to its artist's earlier Portrait of Charles Pelham; Pelham's son Henry later accused this man, the subject of that portrait, of plagiarism. In that portrait, this man poses behind a polished mahogany table whose surface reflects two burins and a needle, and he is wearing casual attire that includes a loose white linen shirt and an open vest. In that portrait, he sits in front of tools indicative of further engraving on an unfinished object that he rests on a leather pad and rests his chin on his right hand. For 10 points, name this subject of a John Singleton Copley portrait who holds a teapot in his left hand, indicative of his trade as a silversmith.
This man's daughter Harriet so disliked his informal dress in a portrait of him that she allegedly had her nephew Frederick Ballestier copy the face of that portrait and place it atop a military uniform.
Paul Revere