John McCaw IV (1852-1856). (painting).

John McCaw IV (1852-1856). (painting).

Scarborough, William Harrison, 1812-1871, painter.

John McCaw IV (1852-1856). (painting).

Oil on canvas, backed with masonite.

Portrait of John McCaw IV as a little boy standing in a landscape with a drum stick in his left hand, an overturned drum and a militiary hat resting on the ground at his feet. He wears a red jacket, white pants, and black shoes, and his gaze is directed toward the viewer.

Portrait male -- McCaw, John, IV -- Child

Portrait male -- McCaw, John, IV -- Full length

Object -- Musical Instrument -- Drum

Restricted Owner, Los Alamos, New Mexico

John McCaw IV of York, South Carolina died at the age of four. He is pictured with his favorite toys, a drum and military hat.

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