In another depiction of him, he contemplates a design for a teapot in his left hand.
Charles de Saint-Memin drew him in crayon, and he was depicted on horseback on a road next to a tall pointed white church by Grant Wood. This man created The Landing of the Troops and was accused of copying Henry Pelham's sketches in his engraving of the Boston Massacre. In another depiction of him, he contemplates a design for a teapot in his left hand. For 10 points, name this silversmith portrayed by John Singleton Copley, who alerted certain New Englanders about the arriving British.
Charles de Saint-Memin drew him in crayon, and he was depicted on horseback on a road next to a tall pointed white church by Grant Wood.
Paul {Revere}