Copley's genre of portraits was mainly of..?
Peasants
Children
Animals
Wealthy individuals
Answer
Wealthy individuals were Copley's primary subjects in portraiture. His notable works include portraits of prominent figures such as John Adams and Paul Revere. Copley captured the likenesses and personalities of his subjects, portraying them with elegance and dignity. His portraits reflected the social status and wealth of his patrons, making him a sought-after artist among the upper echelons of society.
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