PBS published this wonderful piece on Georgetown’s Yarrow Mamout. It’s goes wonderfully deep on Yarrow and his identity as a muslim in early America. Enjoy!
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Thanks, Metropolitan, for sharing this excellent documentary. I’m familiar with the 1819 portrait of Yarrow in Georgetown’s Peabody Room, but was unaware of the 1821 Peale portrait at Philadelphia’s Museum of Art, which is even better (the artist, after all, WAS Charles Willson Peale :-).