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"source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-066", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-066)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this provocative and energetic work, William Henry Broome blends humor, intensity, and personal connection into a striking visual narrative. The expressive figure, caught in a moment of bold abandon, contrasts with the serene portrait of the young woman, perhaps a memory, inspiration, or quiet anchor amid the storm.\n\nThe vibrant palette is alive with oranges, yellows, reds, and greens-pulses with movement and emotion. The thick, impasto brushstrokes create tactile texture and immediacy, giving the painting a sense of performance, spontaneity, and raw life. Broome's use of contrast between calm and chaos, stillness and action adds depth and complexity.\n\nBroome does not offer explanations; instead, he invites the viewer into the scene, leaving space for interpretation. This work may speak of celebration, release, longing, or the human need for connection-reminding us that joy and reflection often exist side by side.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, this painting remains open-ended. It encourages us to look beyond the surface and discover the meanings that resonate with our own experiences and memories.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this piece. Thick, expressive strokes build a dynamic surface that conveys energy; motion, and emotion. The warm, fiery palette creates excitement and contrast, while the cooler greens and purples in the background add balance and depth. The inset portrait introduces a moment of quiet stillness that beautifully contrasts the animated figure, creating a layered storytelling experience.", "momentToReflect": "In the midst of life's noise, there are faces and memories that remind us\nof what matters most-and give us the strength to keep moving forward.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-066", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.244312, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3555, "masterHeight": 2857, "canvasRect": { "x": 437, "y": 433, "w": 2666, "h": 2003 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-066/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-066/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-066/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-066/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-066/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-066/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-066/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-056", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-056", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-056)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "17 × 14 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 35.56, "heightCm": 43.18 }, "curatorNote": "In this self-portrait, William Henry Broome meets us with unguarded honesty. The direct gaze, the cigarette, the rising smoke every element speaks to a moment of pause between thought and action.\n\nBroome's use of warm earth tones and meticulous detail creates an atmosphere of restraint and introspection. The round glasses, carefully highlighted, frame eyes that have seen much and carried more.\n\nThis is not a portrait for admiration, but for understanding.\n\nThe brushwork reveals both control and texture-every stroke deliberate, every detail earned. The smoke softens the rigidity of the pose, introducing movement and the suggestion of a fleeting moment in time.\n\nThis painting reminds us that behind every creator is a human being navigating life's constant tension between clarity and uncertainty. Broome does not seek approval.\n\nHe simply bears witness.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's masterful realism is evident in the subtle rendering of skin, hair, and fabric.\nHis warm, muted palette creates a sense of intimacy, while the fine details-the reflection in the glasses, the ember of the cigarette, the delicate smoke-draw us into a moment that feels both personal and universal. It is a portrait of a mind at rest, yet never still.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely exposed yet it is in\nthat honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-056", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.846505, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2228, "masterHeight": 2632, "canvasRect": { "x": 383, "y": 372, "w": 1462, "h": 1875 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 433, "url": "art/whb-bc-056/512.webp" }, { "w": 867, "url": "art/whb-bc-056/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1734, "url": "art/whb-bc-056/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-056/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-056/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-056/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-056/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-124", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-124", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-124)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "Among the many portraits within The Broome Collection, BC-124 stands apart as one of the collection's most enigmatic relationships. Two figures occupy the same space, yet they seem to exist in different emotional worlds. One appears restrained and introspective, while the other bears a butterfly across the forehead, a recurring symbol that surfaces throughout William Henry Broome's body of work.\n\nWhether these are two individuals, two memories, or two aspects of the artist's own psyche remains uncertain. Broome offers no explanation. Instead, he layers expressive color, distorted features, and symbolic imagery to create a painting that feels suspended between reality and dream.\n\nThe butterfly is especially significant. As additional works in the collection reveal similar imagery, it begins to emerge not as decoration, but as part of Broome's private visual vocabulary. Across cultures the butterfly has represented transformation, renewal, fragility, and hope. Here it appears to rest upon the mind itself, suggesting that change begins not in the body, but within consciousness.\n\nRather than documenting a specific relationship, the painting invites viewers to consider the relationships that shape every human life-the people who influence us, the memories we carry, and the parts of ourselves that evolve through connection. Like much of Broome's work, the answers remain intentionally unfinished, allowing the mystery to become part of the experience.", "lookingCloser": "The thick, expressive brushwork gives both faces a sculptural presence, while the dramatically different color palettes distinguish the emotional character of each figure. The butterfly, positioned at the center of the forehead, functions almost as a symbolic third eye, introducing a recurring motif that appears elsewhere in The Broome Collection. The composition suggests conversation without words, inviting viewers to explore identity, memory, and transformation.", "momentToReflect": "Some people enter our lives to change us.\nOthers remain only as butterflies in our memory.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-124", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.253937, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3185, "masterHeight": 2540, "canvasRect": { "x": 242, "y": 278, "w": 2638, "h": 1956 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-124/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-124/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-124/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-124/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-124/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-124/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-124/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-084", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-084", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-084)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "With a paintbrush clenched between his teeth and a mischievous tilt of the head, Broome offers us a rare moment of levity in his self-portraits.\n\nThis work radiates humor, curiosity, and a touch of defiance, a glimpse of the artist who never took himself too seriously, even as he wrestled with life's deeper battles. The impish expression and bare form speak to Broome's comfort in vulnerability and his refusal to hide behind pretense.\n\nThe thick, expressive strokes and warm palette bring energy and movement to the piece, capturing a spark of creativity mid-play. It is a testament to Broome's unfiltered spirit and his belief that art is not only a means of expression, but also a source of joy.\n\nHere, Broome reminds us that even in the midst of struggle, there is room for laughter, imagination, and the childlike wonder that fuels creation.", "lookingCloser": "The playful pose, the paintbrush, the direct gaze, and the rich impasto technique come together in this self-portrait to reveal Broome's uninhibited personality. The texture of the paint and the spontaneous strokes emphasize the artist's hands-on relationship with his messy, instinctive, and alive. This piece captures a fleeting instant of creative freedom, where the artist becomes both the performer and the playful child.", "momentToReflect": "We are all more than our struggles.\nSometimes, we just need to remember how to play.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-084", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.840816, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2266, "masterHeight": 2695, "canvasRect": { "x": 237, "y": 287, "w": 1792, "h": 2131 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 430, "url": "art/whb-bc-084/512.webp" }, { "w": 861, "url": "art/whb-bc-084/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1722, "url": "art/whb-bc-084/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-084/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-084/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-084/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-084/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-079", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-079", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-079)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this self-portrait, William Henry Broome engages the viewer in a rare moment of direct connection. Extending both hands forward, he offers the paintbrush horizontally an intentional gesture of invitation, challenge, and shared purpose. The steady gaze behind golden glasses is calm yet unwavering, communicating confidence, focus, and a deep respect for the act of creation.\n\nThe soft, light background allows the figure and gesture to take center stage, eliminating distraction and emphasizing the symbolic power of the pose. The turquoise garment, tied at the center with a simple white bow, introduces a sense of approachability and individuality. Broome's signature, visible across the chest, becomes part of the composition-an affirmation of identity and authorship.\n\nThis work may suggest themes of offering one's work to the world, taking responsibility for one's voice, or bridging the space between artist and audience. The outstretched paintbrush can symbolize the tools of creativity as instruments of connection, expression, and transformation.\n\nRather than offering certainty, Broome leaves the meaning open, inviting each viewer to consider what they are being invited to accept, create, or share in their own journey. The painting speaks to the quiet strength it takes to extend oneself-to be seen, to be understood, and to leave a mark through honest expression.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's careful use of light and subtle texture creates depth in the face, hands, and clothing. The direct, frontal composition strengthens the connection with the viewer. The outstretched hands and horizontal paintbrush form a strong visual line that anchors the piece, while the neutral background enhances clarity and focus on the artist's expression and gesture.", "momentToReflect": "Creativity is not only what we make, but what we offer to others.\nEvery brush of the hand can become a bridge between one heart and another.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-079", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.846701, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2618, "masterHeight": 3092, "canvasRect": { "x": 303, "y": 348, "w": 1996, "h": 2369 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 434, "url": "art/whb-bc-079/512.webp" }, { "w": 867, "url": "art/whb-bc-079/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1734, "url": "art/whb-bc-079/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-079/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-079/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-079/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-079/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-115", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-115", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-115)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "In this striking self-portrait, William Henry Broome holds a small blue figure-arms outstretched in front of a fiery, textured background. The figure becomes both companion and symbol, representing play, vulnerability, and the inner child that remains within us all.\n\nThe intense orange surface pulses with energy, evoking fire, life force, and the creative spark. Broome places himself at the center of this field-not in arrogance, but in honesty-acknowledging the inseparable link between the artist, his creation, and his truest self.\n\nBroome's use of thick, tactile paint gives the work a physical presence. Every stroke is felt, not just seen. The blue figure contrasts yet harmonizes with the background, a reminder that our imaginative, playful selves can exist even in the midst of life's most intense moments.\n\nBroome does not tell us who to be; he invites us to remember who we are beneath it all. This painting is an affirmation that creativity and innocence are not lost with time-they are simply waiting to be held again.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, it remains an open-ended mirror for personal truth, reflection, and rediscovery.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The thick, expressive strokes create a dynamic, almost sculptural surface. The vibrant orange background conveys intensity and warmth, while the blue figure introduces contrast, symbolizing imagination, play, and the inner child. The direct gaze and unguarded presentation invite the viewer into a space of authenticity, where the artist meets us as both creator and creation.", "momentToReflect": "The child within us never stops reaching for wonder, for play, for connection.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-115", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.195012, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2923, "masterHeight": 2446, "canvasRect": { "x": 254, "y": 331, "w": 2413, "h": 1786 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-115/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-115/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-115/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-115/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-115/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-115/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-115/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-118", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-118", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-118)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this evocative self-portrait, William Henry Broome cloaks himself in shades of yellow and green colors that pulse with dual meanings. The yellow radiates warmth, curiosity, and creativity, while the deep green backdrop speaks to mystery, reflection, and the complexity of the inner self.\n\nThe hat, adorned with a single burst of floral brightness, adds a touch of personality and quiet confidence. The round glasses suggest both intellect and observation, a mind that sees beyond surface appearances.\n\nBroome's impasto technique gives the portrait a living texture, almost sculptural, where every stroke feels deliberate and charged with emotion. This work is not just a likeness, it is a meditation on identity, individuality, and the many roles we carry within us.\n\nIt invites us to look beyond the surface and explore the stories we tell ourselves-and the truths we choose to reveal.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The thick, expressive strokes build a rich, tactile surface that brings depth and life to the image. The interplay of yellow and green creates a compelling harmony bright yet contemplative. The hat and glasses become symbols of character and perspective, framing a thinker, an observer, and a creator who continues to see the world through his own vibrant lens.", "momentToReflect": "We are all painted by the colors of our choices and the light we allow in.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-118", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.84907, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2419, "masterHeight": 2849, "canvasRect": { "x": 314, "y": 346, "w": 1814, "h": 2163 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-118/512.webp" }, { "w": 869, "url": "art/whb-bc-118/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1739, "url": "art/whb-bc-118/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-118/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-118/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-118/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-118/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-116", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-116", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-116)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this intimate self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself in a rare moment of stillness and introspection.\n\nClad in a vivid orange shirt, hands pressed together in a prayer-like gesture, a cigarette resting lightly between his lips, Broome gazes directly at us unflinching, thoughtful, and vulnerable. The cool, textured background contrasts with the warmth and intensity of his presence, creating a powerful tension between inner calm and inner fire.\n\nThe painting speaks to themes of contemplation, discipline, and the search for clarity amid life's complexity. It reflects Broome's belief in reflection as both refuge and strength, a practice that grounds the creative spirit and sustains the human soul.\n\nThis work is a reminder that even in solitude, the artist seeks connection with himself, with something greater, and ultimately, with the viewer.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The thick, expressive paint creates a tactile, almost sculptural surface. The vibrant orange garment commands attention and symbolizes spiritual energy, awareness, and creativity. The prayerful hands and steady gaze invite us into a space of introspection, where silence becomes a source of strength and the artist's presence feels both personal and universal.", "momentToReflect": "In stillness, we find ourselves; in reflection, we find our purpose.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-116", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.853565, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2454, "masterHeight": 2875, "canvasRect": { "x": 319, "y": 346, "w": 1785, "h": 2205 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 437, "url": "art/whb-bc-116/512.webp" }, { "w": 874, "url": "art/whb-bc-116/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1748, "url": "art/whb-bc-116/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-116/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-116/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-116/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-116/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-107", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-107", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-107)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "24 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "BC-107 is a striking self-portrait that externalizes an internal voice. The words \"DO IT!\" appear not as instruction to the viewer, but as a command from within-pressed, repeated, and impossible to ignore.\n\nBroome often painted the dialogue inside his mind. Here, the energetic background swirls with restlessness, urgency, and psychological tension. The phrase emerges from the chaos rather than sitting outside it, suggesting that the voice is part of him, not apart from him.\n\nThe expression-tongue against the lip, eyes locked forward reveals the conflict between impulse and restraint, thought and action, self-control and surrender. Broome offers us no resolution, only the raw experience of the struggle.\n\nThis is not a portrait of instruction. It is a portrait of pressure. A portrait of the relentless mental noise that many carry in silence, yet few are willing to show.\n\nThrough honesty and fearless self-exposure, Broome turns inner turmoil into art—and invites us to acknowledge our own.", "lookingCloser": "The vivid colors and agitated brushstrokes reflect psychological intensity. The pink words \"DO IT!\" stand out sharply against the chaotic background, appearing almost as if carved or shouted from within. Broome's expression balances challenge and vulnerability. This is a study of the inner voices that influence, tempt, and torment.", "momentToReflect": "That voice in your head is not always the enemy-sometimes\nit is the part of you begging to be heard.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-107", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.005844, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3098, "masterHeight": 3080, "canvasRect": { "x": 147, "y": 147, "w": 2804, "h": 2786 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-107/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-107/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-107/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-107/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-107/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-107/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-107/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-119", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-119", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-119)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this powerful self-portrait, William Henry Broome meets the viewer with unwavering directness. The clear gaze behind the glasses is steady and searching for an invitation to see and be seen.\n\nThe vibrant turquoise background creates a striking contrast with the warm tones of the figure, drawing full attention to the artist's presence. The feather, bold in its orange and white, adds a symbolic layer-suggesting identity, individuality, and a connection to something deeper than the surface.\n\nThe thick, expressive brushstrokes give the painting a tactile quality, making the portrait feel both immediate and timeless. Broome's use of color, light, and texture captures not only his likeness, but also the depth of his inner strength and quiet resolve.\n\nThis work is a testament to self-awareness and authenticity.\n\nIt reflects Broome's belief in transparency, courage, and the importance of remaining true to oneself in a complex and ever-changing world.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The bold, expressive strokes create a rich, almost sculptural surface. The turquoise background intensifies the figure's presence, while the feather introduces a layer of symbolism tied to personal identity and freedom. The direct gaze, framed by the glasses, invites the viewer into a moment of connection, introspection, and recognition.", "momentToReflect": "To know yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-119", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.845854, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2387, "masterHeight": 2822, "canvasRect": { "x": 277, "y": 328, "w": 1883, "h": 2172 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 433, "url": "art/whb-bc-119/512.webp" }, { "w": 866, "url": "art/whb-bc-119/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1732, "url": "art/whb-bc-119/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-119/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-119/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-119/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-119/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-055", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-055", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-055)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "25 × 19 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 48.26, "heightCm": 63.5 }, "curatorNote": "In this compelling self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself with an unwavering gaze that is both unsettling and deeply vulnerable. His luminous yellow eyes immediately capture our attention, creating the impression of someone looking beyond the viewer as much as at them. The heavily textured surface of the face, built through layers of gray, white, and black, suggests not only physical form but the emotional weight carried beneath it.\n\nOne of the painting’s most intriguing elements is the vivid yellow square positioned beside the artist’s head. Within it, many viewers may perceive the suggestion of a female figure or torso emerging from the abstract brushwork, while others may see only an indistinct memory or symbolic presence. Broome offers no explanation, leaving the image suspended between recognition and mystery. Whether this form represents intimacy, longing, memory, comfort, or something entirely different remains open to interpretation.\n\nThe contrast between the muted monochromatic portrait and the warm yellow form creates a visual dialogue between isolation and connection, between the internal world of the artist and something, or someone, that exists just beyond him. Throughout the Collection, Broome often leaves such visual questions unanswered, inviting viewers to participate in completing the narrative rather than simply observing it.\n\nMore than a portrait, this work feels like an intimate conversation between memory, identity, and perception. It reminds us that some of the most meaningful truths in art are not those that are explained, but those that continue to ask questions long after we have walked away.", "lookingCloser": "Notice the glowing yellow square beside the artist’s face. Many viewers see the suggestion of a woman’s figure emerging from the textured paint, while others see only abstraction. Broome leaves the image intentionally unresolved, inviting us to consider how memory, emotion, and perception shape what we believe we see.", "momentToReflect": "There are moments when we look inward and see not only who we are,\nbut who we are becoming, illuminated by the light we refuse to lose.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-055", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.80927, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3038, "masterHeight": 3754, "canvasRect": { "x": 556, "y": 511, "w": 1932, "h": 2544 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 414, "url": "art/whb-bc-055/512.webp" }, { "w": 829, "url": "art/whb-bc-055/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1657, "url": "art/whb-bc-055/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-055/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-055/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-055/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-055/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-114", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-114", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-114)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "In this provocative and theatrical work, William Henry Broome confronts one of humanity's oldest questions: what lies beneath the laughter, the performance, and the bravado?\n\nWith a skull in hand and blood still dripping from its mouth, Broome stages a moment of raw honesty. The laughter is not mockery; it is a release, a refusal to be silenced by death, fear, or the unseen.\n\nThe radiant, almost celebratory background contrasts with the darker subject, suggesting that even when life reveals its starkest truths, there remains space for irreverence, humor, and defiance. Broome reminds us that acknowledging mortality does not diminish the will to live-it deepens it.\n\nBroome does not offer answers; he offers experience. This painting invites us to look death in the eye, not with despair, but with curiosity, courage, and a fierce appreciation for the absurd beauty of being alive.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, it remains an open-ended mirror for our own reflections on life, mortality, and the stories we choose to tell.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is bold and expressive. The thick, layered strokes create a vibrant, textured surface that brings both figure and background to life. The contrast between the luminous, joyous palette and the macabre subject intensifies the emotional tension and theatrical nature of the scene. Notice the deliberate use of color-life and death intertwined, refusing to be separated.", "momentToReflect": "We laugh because we refuse to let death have the last word.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-114", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.190554, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2924, "masterHeight": 2456, "canvasRect": { "x": 326, "y": 346, "w": 2306, "h": 1776 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-114/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-114/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-114/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-114/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-114/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-114/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-114/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-064", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-064", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-064)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this electrifying self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures a moment of inner ignition. The radiant yellows and fiery oranges surround the figure like a blazing aura, suggesting a mind aflame with thought, emotion, and restless energy.\n\nThe yellow glasses, the hand raised in contemplation or smoke, and the wild halo of light speak to both intensity and introspection. This is a portrait of a man immersed in his own fire-creative, provocative, and unafraid to confront his inner world.\n\nBroome's bold impasto technique gives the work a tactile, living presence. The paint seems to pulse from the canvas, drawing the viewer into the artist's psychological and emotional landscape.\n\nBroome does not offer answers; he embodies questions. This painting invites us to sit with the unknown, to feel the heat of transformation, and to recognize the power within moments of solitude and reflection.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, this painting remains open-ended. It challenges us to look deeper and to find meaning in what resonates within our own experiences.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is vividly evident here. Thick, expressive strokes create a dynamic, almost sculptural surface. The vibrant palette-dominated by yellows, oranges, and reds-radiates outward, conveying heat, energy, and motion. The halo-like hair and glowing glasses become focal points that intensify the psychological impact, inviting the viewer into a state of contemplation and intrigue.", "momentToReflect": "Within the fire of thought lies the spark of becoming.\nIn stillness, we burn away what no longer serves us.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-064", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.848772, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2419, "masterHeight": 2850, "canvasRect": { "x": 406, "y": 346, "w": 1721, "h": 2158 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-064/512.webp" }, { "w": 869, "url": "art/whb-bc-064/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1738, "url": "art/whb-bc-064/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-064/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-064/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-064/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-064/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-134", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-134", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-134)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-134 is a firestorm of identity and intensity. Broome presents himself in a self-portrait that is less about appearance and more about eruption. The luminous glasses and electrified hair feel like a halo of agitation, while the searing oranges and yellows expose a mind that will not quiet.\n\nThere is a fragile clarity in those eyes wide, unblinking. confronting. Broome looks outward as if demanding recognition, yet the surrounding chaos suggests that the world inside is louder than anything outside.\n\nThe brushwork is urgent, almost volcanic. Every stroke seems to push beyond the surface, refusing containment. This is not a portrait of calm self-awareness; it is the moment when the self feels overloaded and cannot help but radiate it outward.\n\nBroome's self-portraits are not about vanity-they are about survival. He paints in order to release, to endure, to transform the unbearable weight within into something visible.\n\nBC-134 is a testament to the courage it takes to be seen in your most unfiltered state. It asks us to consider our own storms and what it might mean to let them be witnessed.", "lookingCloser": "The glowing glasses and radiant hair suggest heightened vision and intensity. The explosive background mirrors the inner chaos, drawing the viewer into the psychological and emotional heat of the moment. Broome often painted himself when overwhelmed, using color and motion as release. This work reflects a mind refusing to be silenced, needing to express before it can find any peace.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the only way to be seen is to\nburn so brightly that no one can look away.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-134", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.186865, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3506, "masterHeight": 2954, "canvasRect": { "x": 342, "y": 448, "w": 2738, "h": 2068 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-134/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-134/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-134/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-134/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-134/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-134/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-134/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-068", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-068", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-068)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "24 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "In this introspective self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures a moment of deep inward thought. The eyes look beyond the viewer, not outward into the world, but inward toward questions only the self can hold. The hand resting near the lips suggests contemplation, a pause in speech, a mind in motion.\n\nThe vibrant palette swirls with emotional intensity. Warm yellows and fiery reds meet cool violets and blues, creating a visual tension that mirrors the inner dialogue of the soul. The radiant sun in the corner-bright, distant, and unwavering, may symbolize hope, inspiration, or a guiding light amid uncertainty.\n\nBroome does not paint to present an image of himself, but to reveal a truth within himself. This portrait is a window into the thinking mind, the searching heart, and the enduring human desire to understand one's place in the universe.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, this painting remains open-ended. It invites us not to solve the moment, but to sit with it, to honor the questions, and to recognize that reflection is often the first step toward clarity.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident here. Thick, expressive strokes build texture, movement, and emotional depth. The round glasses, outlined in bright yellow, anchor the face and intensify the gaze. The warm light on the right side of the face leads into the hand, guiding our attention through the composition. The contrast of warm and cool colors creates a dynamic balance, while the sun adds a symbolic focal point that elevates the narrative.", "momentToReflect": "Clarity does not always arrive with answers. Sometimes it\nbegins with the courage to sit with the questions and trust that the light will come.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-068", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.792272, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2071, "masterHeight": 2614, "canvasRect": { "x": 163, "y": 228, "w": 1720, "h": 2163 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 406, "url": "art/whb-bc-068/512.webp" }, { "w": 811, "url": "art/whb-bc-068/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1623, "url": "art/whb-bc-068/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-068/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-068/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-068/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-068/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-051", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-051", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-051)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "WN Acrylics on Ampersand Museum Series Panel", "dimensions": "21 × 17 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 43.18, "heightCm": 53.34 }, "curatorNote": "In this arresting self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself in a moment of striking vulnerability and introspection. The pink tones of the face, the bright glasses, and the unexpected embrace that cradles the jawline create a composition that is both intimate and disquieting.\n\nThe radiating background suggests a burst of thought, energy, or revelation, an inner light pushing outward. The embracing arms may symbolize comfort, restraint, or the dual forces that shape and hold us in place.\n\nBroome’s use of bold color and expressive brushwork transforms a simple portrait into a visual meditation on identity, protection, and the unseen forces that surround the self.\n\nThis painting invites us to look closely, not only at the face before us, but at the unseen stories and emotions held within.", "lookingCloser": "The vivid pinks and warm browns create a powerful contrast that draws immediate attention to the eyes. The embracing arms and radiating strokes suggest a tension between support and suffocation, light and shadow. Broome's expressive technique transforms color, line, and gesture into a deeply personal exploration of self-perception.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely\nexposed-yet it is in that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-051", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.845632, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2120, "masterHeight": 2507, "canvasRect": { "x": 224, "y": 290, "w": 1637, "h": 1943 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 433, "url": "art/whb-bc-051/512.webp" }, { "w": 866, "url": "art/whb-bc-051/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1732, "url": "art/whb-bc-051/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-051/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-051/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-051/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-051/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-222", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-222", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-222)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "In BC-222, Broome again turns to the butterfly, but here the image feels almost illuminated from within. Thick layers of golden yellow, amber, orange, and touches of green build the wings into a richly textured surface, while the dark, splattered background creates the impression of a butterfly emerging from a field of chaos.\n\nUnlike the more controlled patterns of BC-224, these wings are loose, energetic, and heavily worked. Their imperfect symmetry gives the butterfly an organic quality as though transformation itself is still taking place. Against the black background, scattered marks of white, yellow, and orange resemble sparks, stars, or fragments of light surrounding the central figure.\n\nThere is an intriguing contrast between the darkness surrounding the butterfly and the extraordinary brightness it carries. Broome does not eliminate the darkness; he allows the butterfly to exist within it. The result can be read as an image of resilience, emergence, and transformation a luminous presence finding its place amid disorder.", "lookingCloser": "Notice the extraordinary thickness and movement within the wings. Broome layers and drags pigment rather than carefully defining every detail, allowing yellow, orange, green, and brown to merge across the surface. Against the splattered darkness, the butterfly seems less painted upon the background than emerging out of it.", "momentToReflect": "Must the darkness around us determine the light within us?\nPerhaps even amid chaos, something beautiful can continue to emerge.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-222", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.308682, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3256, "masterHeight": 2488, "canvasRect": { "x": 119, "y": 119, "w": 3018, "h": 2250 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-222/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-222/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-222/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-222/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-222/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-222/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-222/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-127", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-127", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-127)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-127 is a luminous and enigmatic self-portrait by William Henry Broome that radiates quiet dignity and introspection. The artist faces us directly, wearing a crown-like form that is at once simple and striking an object rich with symbolic possibility.\n\nCrowns throughout history have represented authority, achievement, sacrifice, responsibility, and spiritual illumination. Broome offers no explanation for the form resting upon his head, leaving its meaning intentionally open. Is it a declaration of self-worth, an ironic reflection on ego, a spiritual emblem, or a reminder that every individual carries an invisible crown shaped by life's experiences?\n\nUnlike many of the collection's more turbulent works, the expression here is composed and steady. The harmony of the yellow-green palette, the balanced composition, and the level gaze create a rare moment of stillness. Yet the painting remains unmistakably Broome's. Beneath its calm surface lies the same lifelong search for identity, purpose, and understanding that echoes throughout The Broome Collection.\n\nRather than portraying royalty in the traditional sense, Broome invites us to consider a quieter truth: What truly gives a person dignity and meaning? The answer is left not on the canvas, but with each of us.", "lookingCloser": "The monochromatic yellow-green palette unifies the composition, allowing subtle shifts in light and texture to define the figure. The geometric crown-like form contrasts with the organic brushwork, drawing immediate attention to the head as the symbolic center of the painting. Broome's controlled impasto and balanced composition create one of the collection's most serene yet intellectually provocative self-portraits.", "momentToReflect": "The greatest crowns are rarely made of gold-they are\nearned through the lives we choose to live.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-127", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.843577, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2292, "masterHeight": 2717, "canvasRect": { "x": 271, "y": 345, "w": 1731, "h": 2065 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 432, "url": "art/whb-bc-127/512.webp" }, { "w": 864, "url": "art/whb-bc-127/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1728, "url": "art/whb-bc-127/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-127/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-127/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-127/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-127/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-004", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-004", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-004)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "38 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 96.52 }, "curatorNote": "In this striking self-portrait, William Henry Broome confronts the viewer with a face both revealed and concealed. Painted in vivid strokes of pink, the skin becomes a mosaic-part armor, part identity, part scar. The marks suggest wounds, protection, and perhaps the impressions we carry from the world's gaze.\n\nThe golden glasses frame eyes that are alert, steady, and unflinching. They invite us to look deeper, beyond the surface, into the soul that refuses to be defined by pain or perception.\n\nThe raised fist and the drop of red at the throat speak of tension-between silence and expression, vulnerability and strength, survival and resistance.\n\nThe dark background isolates the figure, making him both solitary and universal.\n\nBroome transforms his own visage into a question: How much of ourselves do we reveal, and how much do we build to survive? This is not a portrait of vanity; it is a portrait of truth.\n\nThe painting challenges us to see the courage it takes to stand as yourself in a world that often asks you to become someone", "lookingCloser": "What do the pink marks on the face suggest about identity and experience?\nHow does Broome use texture and color to express emotion and physical presence?\nWhat might the raised fist symbolize in the context of this portrait?\nWhy does Broome use golden glasses-and what do they reveal about perception?\nHow does the dark background influence your focus and emotional response?\nWhat story might the single drop of red be telling?", "momentToReflect": "You may cover the wounds, but the soul will always speak through the eyes\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-004", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.559625, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1971, "masterHeight": 3522, "canvasRect": { "x": 158, "y": 194, "w": 1642, "h": 3225 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 287, "url": "art/whb-bc-004/512.webp" }, { "w": 573, "url": "art/whb-bc-004/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1146, "url": "art/whb-bc-004/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-004/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-004/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-004/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-004/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-122", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-122", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-122)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "BC-122 is one of William Henry Broome's most explosive and emotionally charged self-portraits. The work captures a moment of raw intensity and visual outcry of the mind and spirit.\n\nThe vibrant colors radiate energy and chaos, extending outward from the figure like an eruption. Broome's face, eyes wide behind his glasses and mouth open in a silent scream, speaks of a mind pushed beyond its limits. The small grayscale window in the upper left-resembling a butterfly with wings unfurled-stands in stark contrast to the surrounding turbulence. It may represent transformation, the soul's desire for escape, or a distant world of peace glimpsed through the storm.\n\nBroome rarely painted without purpose. This piece invites us to stand before the reality of struggle, anxiety, and inner turmoil that many face but few express so honestly. It reminds us that behind every outward image is an internal battle that leaves its mark on the soul. Through his brush, Broome turns personal pain into universal understanding.", "lookingCloser": "The thick, expressive brushstrokes and intense palette create a sense of motion and emotional urgency. The contrast between the vivid eruption of color and the calm grayscale butterfly window is deliberate and powerful. Every element is placed with intention-from the spiked hair radiating outward to the wide-open mouth and eyes that convey overwhelming psychological pressure. The butterfly may symbolize transformation, hope, or a fragile escape from an inner storm.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the soul screams in silence, while the spirit searches for wings.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-122", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.262126, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3539, "masterHeight": 2804, "canvasRect": { "x": 180, "y": 276, "w": 3081, "h": 2217 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-122/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-122/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-122/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-122/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-122/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-122/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-122/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-135", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-135", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-135)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "At first glance, this portrait radiates with almost overwhelming warmth. Layers of fiery oranges, reds, and brilliant yellows envelop the figure, creating an atmosphere that feels simultaneously alive and suffocating. The face is illuminated rather than shadowed, suggesting that the emotional struggle depicted here is not hidden in darkness but exposed in plain sight.\n\nThe most compelling element is the hand pressed gently against the face. It can be interpreted in countless ways-as prayer, contemplation, disbelief, exhaustion, or an attempt to steady oneself against overwhelming emotion. Broome leaves the gesture intentionally unresolved, allowing each viewer's own experiences to shape its meaning.\n\nUnlike many traditional portraits, the eyes refuse to fully connect with the viewer. They appear distant, fixed somewhere beyond the canvas, as though searching for answers that remain just out of reach.\n\nThe thick, expressive brushstrokes reinforce this tension, sacrificing realism in favor of emotional honesty.\n\nThe monochromatic intensity of the composition eliminates distraction. Every color serves the same emotional purpose, immersing the viewer inside a single psychological moment rather than depicting a physical place.", "lookingCloser": "The raised hand may symbolize prayer, self-comfort, reflection, or the simple human instinct to pause before confronting life's uncertainties. The intense orange and yellow tones create a sense of internal fire both protective and consuming revealing Broome's ability to express profound emotion through pure color and texture.", "momentToReflect": "Perhaps the most honest conversation we ever have is the\none we hold with ourselves when no words are left to speak.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-135", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.299031, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3484, "masterHeight": 2682, "canvasRect": { "x": 186, "y": 129, "w": 3177, "h": 2399 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-135/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-135/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-135/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-135/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-135/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-135/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-135/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-061", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-061", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-061)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-061 offers a rare and deeply moving glimpse into Broome's connection with nature. The painting captures a quiet stand of trees bathed in warm, golden light, with grassy fields swaying in the foreground. Unlike the intensity of his self-portraits and symbolic works, this piece invites the viewer into a space of stillness and serenity.\n\nThe thick impasto and vibrant palette reflect Broome's technical mastery, while the subject reveals a longing for peace and grounding. Nature may have been one of the artist's few places of refuge amid a lifetime of inner conflict and turmoil.\n\nBC-061 is not simply a landscape; it is a breath, a visual exhale that balances the emotional weight of his self-exploration. This painting reminds us of the healing power of light, growth, and the natural world.", "lookingCloser": "The heavily textured surface is built with thick layers of paint, creating depth and movement. The interplay of yellows, greens, and touches of blue conveys sunlight filtering through leaves. The vertical strokes of the trees contrast with the rhythmic flow of the grass, bringing harmony and balance. Every mark is intentional, reflecting both observational skill and emotional release.", "momentToReflect": "In the beauty of nature, we find moments of peace that words cannot say.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-061", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.204212, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3202, "masterHeight": 2659, "canvasRect": { "x": 259, "y": 345, "w": 2637, "h": 2058 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-061/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-061/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-061/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-061/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-061/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-061/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-061/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-002", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-002", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-002)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "42 × 31 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 78.74, "heightCm": 106.68 }, "curatorNote": "In this powerful self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures a moment of introspection and resolve. The figure, bathed in fiery hues, turns inward-rolling up his sleeve, as if preparing for a task that is both personal and unseen.\n\nThe colors are not merely warm; they are alive. They pulse with emotion-anger, passion, energy, and perhaps the heat of transformation. This is not a portrait of calm contemplation, but of conversion: the moment before action, before change, before creation.\n\nBroome does not show us the cause of his fire.\n\nInstead, he shows us his response. He readies himself. He steels himself. He becomes both the witness and the instrument of his own becoming.\n\nThis painting speaks to the quiet strength it takes to confront oneself and choose to move forward-even when the path ahead is uncertain.\n\nIn this moment of preparation lies a universal truth: before we can hope to change the world, we must first choose to change ourselves.", "lookingCloser": "What does the act of rolling up his sleeve symbolize for Broome?\nHow do the fiery colors influence your emotional response to the painting?\nIs this a moment of anger, determination, transformation, or all three?\nWhat unseen challenge or purpose is Broome preparing himself for?\nHow does texture and movement contribute to the sense of inner power?", "momentToReflect": "Before every breakthrough is a moment of decision. Before every change is a choice to prepare. Before every victory is the courage to begin within", "accession": "BC-002", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.771962, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2979, "masterHeight": 3859, "canvasRect": { "x": 160, "y": 112, "w": 2692, "h": 3628 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 395, "url": "art/whb-bc-002/512.webp" }, { "w": 790, "url": "art/whb-bc-002/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1581, "url": "art/whb-bc-002/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-002/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-002/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-002/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-002/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-005", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-005", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-005)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "20 × 38 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 96.52, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this powerful horizontal composition, William Henry Broome presents five figures emerging from a shared space, bound not by individual identity, but by a common humanity. Their faces etched in glowing earth tones against a vast, unbroken blue-rise like voices from the past, the present, and perhaps the future.\n\nThe arrangement evokes a monument of memory and experience-ancient and timeless, yet deeply personal. The central figure, wearing glasses with a hand to the mouth, is not simply observing; he is reflecting. He is the thinker, the witness, the storyteller-Broome himself-considering the weight of all that has come before and all that still remains to be said.\n\nEach of the five faces holds a story. Some bear the marks of struggle, others of wisdom, resilience, or quiet endurance. Together, they represent the many facets of the human journey—our triumphs, our scars, our questions, and our unspoken truths.\n\nThe vast blue sky above them is not empty; it is possibility. It reminds us that while we are shaped by those who came before, we also look upward-toward freedom, hope, and the road ahead.\n\nThis work is a tribute to legacy, reflection, and the unbreakable thread that connects us all. It asks us to honor the faces that shaped us and to become the ones who shape what comes next.", "lookingCloser": "How does the composition remind you of a monument or timeless landmark?\nWhy might Broome have included himself as one of the five faces?\nWhat emotions or experiences do each of the faces seem to represent?\nHow does the contrast between the earth tones and the blue sky impact the meaning?\nWho are the \"faces\" in your life that have shaped who you are today?", "momentToReflect": "We are the faces of those who came before us, and the stories we carry forward.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-005", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.79057, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 4899, "masterHeight": 2736, "canvasRect": { "x": 141, "y": 270, "w": 4504, "h": 2224 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-005/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-005/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-005/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-005/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-005/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-005/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-005/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-005/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-005/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-005/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 4899, "height": 2736, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-078", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-078", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-078)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "36 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 91.44 }, "curatorNote": "In this expressive self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures a moment of surprise, revelation, or perhaps sudden realization. The wide eyes behind golden glasses, the slightly parted mouth, and the vibrant halo-like swirl surrounding the figure create a powerful sense of emergence-of light, awareness, or an emotional awakening.\n\nThe warm, fiery palette of yellows, oranges, reds, and touches of green radiates energy and intensity. Thick, dynamic brushstrokes spiral around the figure, drawing the viewer inward while suggesting movement, transformation, and the turbulence of thought. Broome's signature impasto technique gives the painting a tactile, living quality.\n\nThis work may suggest themes of astonishment, spiritual insight, discovery, or the vulnerability that comes when the self is unexpectedly exposed. The swirling background can be seen as both external energy and internal emotion, blurring the line between the two.\n\nRather than offering certainty, Broome leaves the meaning open, inviting each viewer to bring their own experiences to this moment of expressive honesty and to consider the many revelations that can change the course of a lifetime.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's bold use of color and expressive impasto brushwork creates rhythm and movement throughout the piece. The circular motion of the background frames and amplifies the figure's expression, while the contrast between the warm oranges and the greens of the clothing adds depth and visual balance.", "momentToReflect": "Some moments arrive unannounced, transforming\neverything we thought we knew about ourselves.\n.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-078", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.688606, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2762, "masterHeight": 4011, "canvasRect": { "x": 132, "y": 132, "w": 2498, "h": 3747 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 353, "url": "art/whb-bc-078/512.webp" }, { "w": 705, "url": "art/whb-bc-078/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1410, "url": "art/whb-bc-078/2048.webp" }, { "w": 2762, "url": "art/whb-bc-078/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-078/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-078/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-078/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-078/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-078/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-078/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 2762, "height": 4011, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-113", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-113", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-113)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "24 × 18 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 45.72, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "BC-113 presents a rare and revealing self-portrait by William Henry Broome. The artist captures himself with remarkable clarity-calm, composed, and directly engaging the viewer with an unwavering gaze.\n\nThe warm, textured background of rust and earth tones creates a field of energy that contrasts with the figure's stillness and control. Broome's impasto technique brings vitality to the surface, allowing the suit to almost vibrate with color and movement.\n\nThe choice of round glasses and formal attire suggests both intellectualism and professionalism, yet the expression remains introspective. This is not a portrait of role or status, but of the individual behind the creator-one who observes\n\nhimself as much as he observes the world.\n\nThrough this work, Broome offers more than a likeness. He offers a statement of presence and purpose-an artist confronting his identity within the ongoing act of creation.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's expressive brushwork creates a dynamic background that contrasts with his steady presence. The orange suit becomes both symbol and statement representing creativity, confidence, and a willingness to stand apart. The direct gaze invites us to look beyond the surface and consider the depth of the artist's self-awareness.", "momentToReflect": "The artist does not simply paint the world-he must also turn the\nbrush upon himself and dare to see what is revealed.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-113", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.797412, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2342, "masterHeight": 2937, "canvasRect": { "x": 153, "y": 162, "w": 1949, "h": 2570 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 408, "url": "art/whb-bc-113/512.webp" }, { "w": 817, "url": "art/whb-bc-113/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1633, "url": "art/whb-bc-113/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-113/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-113/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-113/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-113/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-123", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-123", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-123)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "BC-123 is a haunting self-portrait by William Henry Broome that invites viewers into a deeply introspective state. The artist's face, painted in pale white, stands in stark contrast to the rich, moody tones of the background and the vibrant orange of his garment, creating a striking visual tension between concealment and revelation.\n\nBroome often used self-portraiture to explore questions of identity, transformation, and the separation between the inner self and the world observing it. The small butterfly in the upper left corner is significant within the context of his work. In many cultures, the butterfly represents transformation, the soul, and rebirth. Broome included butterflies in numerous paintings, suggesting a recurring meditation on change, the spirit, and the desire for transcendence.\n\nThe calm, almost enigmatic expression, softened by the tinted glasses, suggests both protection and distance. The painting does not offer simple answers; instead, it encourages contemplation of who we are beneath the masks we wear and what we become through the storms of life. It is a portrait not just of the artist—but of the human journey toward understanding.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's masterful use of contrast and texture creates layers of meaning. The white face may symbolize vulnerability, purity, or a mask while the warm orange reflects energy, resilience, and survival. The deep blue suggests depth, emotion, or the unknown, while the butterfly serves as a quiet reminder that transformation is always possible, even in the darkest moments.", "momentToReflect": "We all wear masks, but beneath them the soul is always searching to be free.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-123", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.25678, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3661, "masterHeight": 2913, "canvasRect": { "x": 333, "y": 336, "w": 2951, "h": 2233 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-123/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-123/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-123/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-123/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-123/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-123/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-123/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-108", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-108", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-108)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 22 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 55.88, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "In this luminous seascape, William Henry Broome captures a moment of transition-where day yields to night, and stillness meets motion. The rising or setting sun becomes a symbol of renewal, resilience, and the quiet promise of what is to come.\n\nThe vibrant palette-golden yellows, deep blues, sea greens, and soft violets evokes both warmth and calm. The waves, painted with confident, expressive strokes, suggest the unceasing rhythm of life. The rocks-steadfast and enduring anchor the scene, reminding us of strength amid change.\n\nBroome's use of thick, tactile paint brings the ocean to life. Light dances across the water and sand, inviting the viewer to pause and feel the peace, power, and beauty of nature's eternal cycles.\n\nBroome does not offer conclusions; he offers presence. This painting invites us to breathe, reflect, and find our own horizon—a place of clarity, hope, and quiet renewal.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, this piece remains an open-ended space for personal connection, memory, and meaning.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this seascape. Thick, layered brushstrokes create a sculptural quality-especially in the waves, rocks, and sunlit reflections. The warm glow of the sun contrasts with the cool tones of the ocean and sky, guiding the eye through the composition. Notice the interplay of texture and light, and how the foreground stones lead us toward the horizon-inviting contemplation of distance and possibility.", "momentToReflect": "Beyond every wave is another chance to begin again.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-108", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.195358, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3090, "masterHeight": 2585, "canvasRect": { "x": 276, "y": 339, "w": 2541, "h": 1900 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-108/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-108/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-108/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-108/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-108/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-108/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-108/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-151", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-151", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-151)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "10 × 8 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 20.32, "heightCm": 25.4 }, "curatorNote": "Viewed together, BC-148 and BC-151 become one of the most psychologically revealing pairings within the Broome Collection. In both works, William Henry Broome transforms an intimate article of clothing into an unexpected mask, replacing conventional ideas of portraiture with an image that is simultaneously vulnerable, unsettling, and deeply symbolic.\n\nAt first glance, the paintings invite curiosity because of their unusual subject matter. Yet the longer one looks, the less these works appear to concern clothing and the more they become studies of identity itself. The fabric conceals much of the artist's face while leaving only a single eye visible-a recurring visual device that suggests observation without full exposure. Broome appears to ask whether a person can reveal themselves precisely by hiding behind something else.\n\nThe contrasting colors reinforce this dialogue. In BC-148, the vivid green background and pink fabric create a heightened sense of tension and theatricality, while BC-151's softer palette introduces a quieter, more contemplative mood. Though nearly identical in composition, the emotional atmosphere of each painting is markedly different, suggesting that Broome was experimenting not with costume, but with\n\nWithin the larger collection, Broome repeatedly challenged conventional ideas of masculinity, self-image, and personal identity. These paintings continue that exploration with remarkable honesty. Objects commonly associated with privacy become vehicles for public self-examination, dissolving the boundary between what society expects us to conceal and what the artist chooses to reveal.\n\nRather than inviting voyeurism, these portraits invite empathy. They remind us that identity is rarely fixed or singular. It is layered, protected, vulnerable, and constantly negotiated between the individual and the world around them.", "lookingCloser": "The underwear functions visually much like a theatrical mask. By covering most of the face while exposing only one eye, Broome shifts attention away from physical appearance and toward psychological presence. The eye becomes the emotional center of each composition, maintaining direct engagement with the viewer despite the concealment. Seen within the broader context of the Broome Collection, these paintings suggest recurring questions that occupy much of the artist's work: Who am I when expectations are removed? What parts of myself remain hidden? Which identities do I choose, and which are imposed upon me?\nBroome often used masks, disguises, and substituted objects to explore the conflict between external identity and internal truth. These works reflect a mindset that is experimental, provocative, and unflinchingly honest. He challenges the viewer to look beyond surface shock and recognize the deeper inquiry: the search for authenticity in a world that pressures conformity. The use of such an intimate garment may be read as a symbolic reclamation of something hidden turning an object of privacy into a declaration of self-awareness.", "momentToReflect": "We all wear something that the world cannot see.\nThe question is not what we hide, but what we hope to become.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-151", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.821098, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1510, "masterHeight": 1839, "canvasRect": { "x": 128, "y": 124, "w": 1259, "h": 1593 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 420, "url": "art/whb-bc-151/512.webp" }, { "w": 841, "url": "art/whb-bc-151/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1510, "url": "art/whb-bc-151/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-151/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-151/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-151/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-151/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-217", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-217", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-217)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Oil on cotton canvas", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-217 is one of William Henry Broome's most intense and emotionally raw self-portraits. It is a powerful visual expression of a moment of release, struggle, and truth.\n\nThe wide-open mouth, the bold glasses, and the swirling colors around the face suggest a voice that cannot be silenced. This is not just a portrait.\n\nIt is an outpouring of emotion, an expression of something too strong to be contained.\n\nThe thick, energetic brushstrokes and the vibrant mixture of reds, oranges, blues, purples, and dark tones show the inner world of the artist in motion.\n\nThe painting feels alive with passion, frustration, energy, and a desire to be heard.\n\nBroome does not hide behind beauty or perfection. He shows us the real human experience-the moments of pain, anger, release, and survival. This honesty is what makes his art so powerful and timeless.\n\nBC-217 reminds us that every person carries emotions that sometimes have no words. Art can be the voice that speaks when we cannot.\n\nIt is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the courage it takes to be real.", "lookingCloser": "The open mouth, the strong colors, and the swirling textures show a moment of intense emotion and release. The painting captures the power of expression and the courage it takes to show the truth of how we feel inside.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the loudest voice is the one\nthat comes from deep inside our heart.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-217", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.828329, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2152, "masterHeight": 2598, "canvasRect": { "x": 188, "y": 185, "w": 1770, "h": 2225 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 424, "url": "art/whb-bc-217/512.webp" }, { "w": 848, "url": "art/whb-bc-217/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1696, "url": "art/whb-bc-217/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-217/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-217/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-217/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-217/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-191", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-191", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-191)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-191 is one of William Henry Broome's most visceral and emotionally charged self-portraits. The painting confronts the viewer with an unflinching moment of internal crisis, depicted through explosive color, forceful movement, and a haunting gesture.\n\nThe swirling, fiery palette conveys a mind in turmoil-a psychological landscape consumed by pressure, despair, and the unbearable weight of existence. The figure's wide eyes and the firearm object pressed to the head suggest a moment at the edge, where thoughts become overwhelming and the line between survival and surrender dangerously blurs.\n\nBroome transforms private anguish into universal language. This work is not about violence for its own sake, but about the silent battles fought within the mind-battles that often remain unseen by the world.\n\nThrough BC-191, Broome invites us to acknowledge the raw truth of human suffering and the profound importance of empathy, understanding, and compassion.", "lookingCloser": "The thick impasto surface reveals Broome's urgent and expressive technique. Each stroke carries heat and tension, creating a sense of movement that mirrors the mental chaos portrayed. The intense contrast of warm and cool colors heightens the emotional impact, drawing the viewer directly into the psychological storm at the heart of the work.", "momentToReflect": "When the mind burns with thoughts too heavy to carry,\neven silence feels like a scream from within.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-191", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.223516, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3153, "masterHeight": 2577, "canvasRect": { "x": 135, "y": 126, "w": 2872, "h": 2288 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-191/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-191/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-191/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-191/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-191/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-191/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-191/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-080", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-080", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-080)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-080 is a powerful exploration of inner darkness and the relentless weight of despair. The demon-like figure, emerging from shadow, gazes upon a sone of ultimate surrender a depiction of suicide. This is not a celebration of death, but rather a raw and honest expression of the artist's tormented\n\nBroome's use of stark contrasts and symbolic imagery reseals the psychological battle between destructive thoughts and the part of oneself that continues to witness, to feel, and to record. The painting we see within the painting reflects a cry for release from an escape from pain that felt inescapable.\n\nThis work stands as a testament to the importance of understanding mental anguish and the need for compassion toward those who suffer in silence. Through BC-080, Broome leaves behind a haunting reminder of a mind struggling to survive its con storm.", "lookingCloser": "The intense gaze of the shadowed figure conveys a presence that feels both eternal\nsad internally. The painting within painting showing an act of suicide suggest a moment of crisis, captured with unflinching honesty: The textures, colors, and composition draw the viewer into the emotional depth of the artist's struggle.", "momentToReflect": "In the darkest moments, the mind becomes\nboth the tormentor and the witness.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-080", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.185895, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3094, "masterHeight": 2609, "canvasRect": { "x": 348, "y": 377, "w": 2433, "h": 1855 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-080/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-080/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-080/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-080/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-080/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-080/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-080/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-235", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-235", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-235)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-235 is a bold and expressive self-portrait by William Henry Broome. It captures a moment of raw emotion, freedom, and unfiltered truth.\n\nThe vibrant purple background symbolizes passion, creativity, and the intense energy of the artist. The open mouth, the raised gaze, and the dynamic brushstrokes show a man who is not afraid to express himself fully.\n\nBroome's use of vivid color and powerful expression reminds us that art is not always quiet. Sometimes, it is loud, passionate, and deeply human.\n\nThis portrait is not about perfection. It is about honesty. It is about embracing every part of who we are: the joy, the struggle, the voice within.\n\nBC-235 speaks to anyone who has ever felt the need to be heard, to be seen, and to be true to themselves.\n\nIt is a celebration of self-expression, courage, and living life without apology.", "lookingCloser": "The rich purple tones and expressive brushstrokes create a sense of movement and energy. The open expression and bold colors reveal a man who lives without fear of judgment and chooses to express his true self with passion and power.", "momentToReflect": "When you stop hiding, you start living.\nBe loud. Be real. Be you.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-235", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.998907, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2741, "masterHeight": 2744, "canvasRect": { "x": 131, "y": 131, "w": 2479, "h": 2482 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 511, "url": "art/whb-bc-235/512.webp" }, { "w": 1023, "url": "art/whb-bc-235/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2046, "url": "art/whb-bc-235/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-235/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-235/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-235/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-235/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-112", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-112", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-112)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-112 bursts with raw, unfiltered emotion. The face, wide-eyed and open-mouthed, conveys a complex blend of shock, exhilaration, and psychological release.\n\nSet against a turbulent background of fiery strokes, the painting captures a moment of inner eruption, a turning point between despair and liberation.\n\nBroome's use of color and movement in this work creates a sense of chaos that is both overwhelming and cathartic. The expression may reflect a manic high, a scream for help, or a final acceptance leaving interpretation open to the viewer's experience.\n\nThis painting is not simply about a face; it is about a mind igniting. BC-112 stands as a testament to the extremes of human emotion and the urgent need to understand the storms that rage within.", "lookingCloser": "The explosive brushwork and scaring palette draw the viewer directly into the emotional core of the piece. The thick impasto technique creates texture and depth that echo the intensity of the feeling captured. The contrast of warm, fiery tones with cooler hints of blue and green adds to the sense of psychological volatility and uncontained energy.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the scream you release is the one that sets you free.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-112", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.186235, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3516, "masterHeight": 2964, "canvasRect": { "x": 223, "y": 257, "w": 2964, "h": 2416 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-112/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-112/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-112/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-112/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-112/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-112/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-112/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-140", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-140", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-140)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "10 × 8 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 20.32, "heightCm": 25.4 }, "curatorNote": "In this thought-provoking self-portrait, Broome challenges the viewer with an act of vulnerability wrapped in both humor and discomfort. By placing a delicate piece of undergarment over his head, he blurs the line between concealment and exposure, modesty and boldness.\n\nThe vibrant red background intensifies the emotional charge, symbolizing passion, anger, or perhaps a cry for attention. Broome confronts societal judgments and personal insecurities, inviting us to question how we present ourselves and what we hide from the world.\n\nThis portrait is more than a visual statement-it is a mirror held up to our own fears of rejection, embarrassment, and the masks we wear. Broome's courage lies in his willingness to reveal his truth, no matter how unconventional.\n\nIt is a powerful reminder that authenticity sometimes means stripping away the layers we think protect us.", "lookingCloser": "The lace fabric, an intimate and delicate material, contrasts sharply with the bold red backdrop. Broome's calm expression beneath the garment suggests acceptance and even defiance. The ornate frame further enhances the irony combining classical beauty with a playful, unconventional act of self-expression.", "momentToReflect": "True self-awareness begins when we are willing to look within and accept what we see.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-140", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.936501, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2227, "masterHeight": 2378, "canvasRect": { "x": 641, "y": 613, "w": 962, "h": 1122 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 479, "url": "art/whb-bc-140/512.webp" }, { "w": 959, "url": "art/whb-bc-140/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1918, "url": "art/whb-bc-140/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-140/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-140/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-140/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-140/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-188", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-188", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-188)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "24 × 18 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 45.72, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "BC-188 captures an unguarded moment of astonishment, a split second of raw emotion that Broome transforms into painted expression. With mouth open, eyes wide, and brows lifted, he records not just a reaction but the physical experience of surprise.\n\nThe neutral gray background strips away context, placing all attention on the face, the bear, and the emotion that connects them. The heart-shaped chest of the bear glows with warmth amid the cooler tones, suggesting a yearning for comfort, love, or connection at the very instant of revelation.\n\nLoose, expressive lines in pink, orange, and aqua trace the figure with immediacy. This is not a posed portrait; it is a moment as it happened, instinctive, vulnerable, and true.\n\nBroome often used toys, symbols, and props to explore themes of innocence, emotional need, and the duality of strength and sensitivity. Here, the bear becomes a mirror for his inner world-part companion, part confidant.\n\nThis painting invites us to reflect on the moments when life interrupts us with something unexpected-and how, in those moments, our truest selves are revealed.", "lookingCloser": "The minimal background and expressive line work intensify the raw emotion on display. The heart on the bear contrasts with the surprise on Broome's face, creating a dialogue between comfort and astonishment. This work suggests a sensitivity to life's emotional shocks and a willingness to reveal them without hesitation.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes life surprises us.\nSometimes we surprise ourselves even more.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-188", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.772694, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2094, "masterHeight": 2710, "canvasRect": { "x": 100, "y": 100, "w": 1894, "h": 2510 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 396, "url": "art/whb-bc-188/512.webp" }, { "w": 791, "url": "art/whb-bc-188/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1582, "url": "art/whb-bc-188/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-188/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-188/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-188/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-188/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-175", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-175", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-175)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-175 is one of the most powerful and disturbing images in The Broome Collection.\n\nThis unfinished work captures a moment of extreme emotional intensity, Broome\n\nappears to be holding a blade to his throat, his face contorted with pain, anger, and desperation.\n\nUnlike many of his paintings that explore others or abstract themes, this piece confronts us with the raw reality of his inner turmoil. The expression is not staged; it is immediate, unfiltered, and unprotected. The loose, unfinished brushwork suggests that Broome was not concerned with creating a perfect image; he was capturing a moment he could not ignore a moment that demanded to be recorded.\n\nThe presence of blood, the tension in his body, and the unfinished state of the canvas leave us with more questions than answers. Was this a cry for help? An expression of overwhelming mental anguish? A collision of pain, regret, and isolation? Broome leaves the interpretation to the viewer.\n\nWe cannot know with certainty what he was feeling at this exact moment. What we do know is that he lived with a lifelong struggle with mental illness, depression, and recurring thoughts of suicide. This painting stands as a heartbreaking visual document of that struggle, one he chose to preserve rather than hide.\n\nBC-175 asks us to look, to feel, and most importantly, to remember that behind every expression of pain is a human being whose silent battles are often invisible to the world.", "lookingCloser": "The strong, expressive brushstrokes and limited palette heighten the urgency of this moment. The grimace, the clenched jaw, the blade, and the visible blood all draw the viewer into an uncomfortable but necessary confrontation with the depth of Broome's pain. The unfinished quality reinforces the idea that this was not about completion, it was about survival.", "momentToReflect": "Behind every expression of pain is a story the world\nmay never hear, but the soul can never forget.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-175", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.227883, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2651, "masterHeight": 2159, "canvasRect": { "x": 103, "y": 103, "w": 2445, "h": 1953 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-175/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-175/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-175/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-175/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-175/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-175/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-175/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-106", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-106", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-106)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "BC-106 is a powerful self-portrait that captures the tension between outward strength and inner fragility. Broome tilts his head upward, his gaze steady and unflinching, as if refusing to be diminished by pain or circumstance. The expression is not one of regret, but of quiet defiance.\n\nThe three marks on his neck are not explained-nor are they meant to be. They may suggest wounds, struggle, or a history he chooses not to speak of. Broome often used the body as a canvas for emotional truth, transforming physical imagery into symbols of psychological experience.\n\nThe dark background isolates him completely. There is nowhere to hide, no distraction, no narrative but the one contained in this moment. It is a portrait of a man who has seen too much, endured too much, and continues to face the world on his own terms.\n\nThis work invites us to consider the invisible battles carried by so many. It is a reminder that behind every strong exterior may be a story of survival-and that true strength is not in the absence of pain, but in the decision to keep going\n\nanyway.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's upward gaze and set jaw communicate resolve and resistance. The three marks on the neck draw immediate attention-raw, deliberate, and haunting. The contrast between his illuminated face and the dark void behind him heightens the sense of isolation, yet also of unwavering self-confrontation.", "momentToReflect": "Strength is not the absence of pain.\nIt is the choice to stand tall while carrying it.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-106", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.820988, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1862, "masterHeight": 2268, "canvasRect": { "x": 31, "y": 111, "w": 1756, "h": 2031 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 420, "url": "art/whb-bc-106/512.webp" }, { "w": 841, "url": "art/whb-bc-106/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1681, "url": "art/whb-bc-106/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-106/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-106/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-106/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-106/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-094", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-094", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-094)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "William Henry Broome confronts the viewer with a portrait of striking intensity and psychological depth. The steady, unwavering gaze, framed by gold-rimmed glasses, communicates clarity, control, and an unflinching engagement with the world.\n\nThe blood red markings-dripping from the nose and scattered across the collar-introduce a jarring visual contrast. They may suggest physical pain, emotional burden, sacrifice, or the weight of truth. Broome has often used symbolic elements to externalize inner states, turning the human face into a vessel for deeper narrative and meaning.\n\nSet against a patterned halo of swirling brushwork, the figure is isolated within a field of motion, as if caught in the currents of thought, memory, and experience. The combination of restraint and disruption, order and chaos, defines much of Broome's visual language.\n\nThis portrait invites contemplation. What moment of his life compelled Broome to paint himself in this way? What does the red signify for him personally? As with many works in The Broome Collection, the answers remain open allowing each viewer to bring their own reflections to the encounter.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's precise brushwork and subtle color palette create a portrait of remarkable control. The deep maroon jacket and neutral background emphasize the face and the symbolic red markings, which stand out with powerful immediacy. The spiraling texture encircling the figure adds energy and psychological tension, framing the sitter within a visual space of inner turmoil and self-awareness.", "momentToReflect": "We all carry unseen marks from the battles no one else witnesses.\nIn art, we choose whether to hide them or to reveal them.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-094", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.860016, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2181, "masterHeight": 2536, "canvasRect": { "x": 353, "y": 456, "w": 1398, "h": 1650 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 440, "url": "art/whb-bc-094/512.webp" }, { "w": 881, "url": "art/whb-bc-094/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1761, "url": "art/whb-bc-094/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-094/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-094/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-094/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-094/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-131", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-131", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-131)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-131 is one of the most raw and personal expressions within The Broome Collection. Painted during a time of profound emotional suffering, this work offers a rare and unfiltered glimpse into the artist's inner world.\n\nThe image does not depict violence, but rather the silent anguish of a man wrestling with his existence. The paintbrush, his instrument of creation-becomes a symbol of both expression and release, pressed against the heart in a moment that speaks to exhaustion, despair, and a deep yearning for peace.\n\nThe open mouth is not a cry for attention; it is the soundless scream of a soul burdened beyond words. The red on his chest is not blood, but emotion-pain, frustration, and the weight of depression that eventually became too heavy to carry.\n\nUnderstanding this painting requires compassion. It is not meant to shock, but to educate. It stands as a testament to the realities of mental illness and the importance of empathy, awareness, and support. Broome's final act was not a rejection of life, but the tragic result of a lifetime battle we can only hope will help others find the help and hope he could not.\n\nMay this work serve as a reminder that behind every silent struggle is a human being in need of understanding.", "lookingCloser": "Broome uses bold, expressive strokes and a limited but intense palette to communicate emotional truth. The red backdrop and focal color on the chest reflect an interior landscape of turmoil. The small window with its barred grid and blurred colors may suggest confinement, isolation, or a view of a world that feels distant and unreachable.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the loudest scream is the one the world never hears.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-131", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.207595, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3339, "masterHeight": 2765, "canvasRect": { "x": 296, "y": 298, "w": 2753, "h": 2182 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-131/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-131/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-131/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-131/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-131/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-131/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-131/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-121", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-121", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-121)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-121 is among the most harrowing self-portraits in The Broome Collection.\n\nCreated with unflinching honesty, Broome places the viewer face-to-face with a moment of profound despair. The tilted head, the rope, the tear, and the blood each element is rendered with brutal simplicity. There is no symbolism to soften the image. It is a raw confession painted from within the depths of human suffering.\n\nBroome rarely hid his struggles. Instead, he transformed them into art\n\nthat speaks for those who cannot. This painting does not seek sympathy, explanation, or justification. It demands that we witness the weight of pain that too often remains unseen.\n\nAs curators, we believe it is essential to present works like BC-121 with respect, context, and sensitivity. They are not created for shock, but for truth. Broome's final wish was that his entire story, his torment, his battles, and his humanity be preserved so that others may understand that even in darkness, the act of creation can be a cry for help, a search for release, and a message left for the world.", "lookingCloser": "The stark contrast between the pale flesh and the deep black background intensifies the emotional impact. The rope, painted with thick white strokes, frames the face and draws the eye to the tear and the blood. Broome's brushwork is direct and textured, emphasizing the immediacy of the moment. Every detail is intentional; every element serves the truth of his experience.", "momentToReflect": "Even the darkest moments can leave a mark of truth that speaks to others.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-121", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.84973, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2358, "masterHeight": 2775, "canvasRect": { "x": 308, "y": 356, "w": 1691, "h": 2077 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-121/512.webp" }, { "w": 870, "url": "art/whb-bc-121/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1740, "url": "art/whb-bc-121/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-121/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-121/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-121/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-121/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-148", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-148", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-148)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "10 × 8 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 20.32, "heightCm": 25.4 }, "curatorNote": "Viewed together, BC-148 and BC-151 become one of the most psychologically revealing pairings within the Broome Collection. In both works, William Henry Broome transforms an intimate article of clothing into an unexpected mask, replacing conventional ideas of portraiture with an image that is simultaneously vulnerable, unsettling, and deeply symbolic.\n\nAt first glance, the paintings invite curiosity because of their unusual subject matter. Yet the longer one looks, the less these works appear to concern clothing and the more they become studies of identity itself. The fabric conceals much of the artist's face while leaving only a single eye visible-a recurring visual device that suggests observation without full exposure. Broome appears to ask whether a person can reveal themselves precisely by hiding behind something else.\n\nThe contrasting colors reinforce this dialogue. In BC-148, the vivid green background and pink fabric create a heightened sense of tension and theatricality, while BC-151's softer palette introduces a quieter, more contemplative mood. Though nearly identical in composition, the emotional atmosphere of each painting is markedly different, suggesting that Broome was experimenting not with costume, but with\n\nWithin the larger collection, Broome repeatedly challenged conventional ideas of masculinity, self-image, and personal identity. These paintings continue that exploration with remarkable honesty. Objects commonly associated with privacy become vehicles for public self-examination, dissolving the boundary between what society expects us to conceal and what the artist chooses to reveal.\n\nRather than inviting voyeurism, these portraits invite empathy. They remind us that identity is rarely fixed or singular. It is layered, protected, vulnerable, and constantly negotiated between the individual and the world around them.", "lookingCloser": "The underwear functions visually much like a theatrical mask. By covering most of the face while exposing only one eye, Broome shifts attention away from physical appearance and toward psychological presence. The eye becomes the emotional center of each composition, maintaining direct engagement with the viewer despite the concealment. Seen within the broader context of the Broome Collection, these paintings suggest recurring questions that occupy much of the artist's work: Who am I when expectations are removed? What parts of myself remain hidden? Which identities do I choose, and which are imposed upon me?\nBroome often used masks, disguises, and substituted objects to explore the conflict between external identity and internal truth. These works reflect a mindset that is experimental, provocative, and unflinchingly honest. He challenges the viewer to look beyond surface shock and recognize the deeper inquiry: the search for authenticity in a world that pressures conformity. The use of such an intimate garment may be read as a symbolic reclamation of something hidden turning an object of privacy into a declaration of self-awareness.", "momentToReflect": "We all wear something that the world cannot see.\nThe question is not what we hide, but what we hope to become.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-148", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.821958, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1385, "masterHeight": 1685, "canvasRect": { "x": 154, "y": 119, "w": 1117, "h": 1450 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 421, "url": "art/whb-bc-148/512.webp" }, { "w": 842, "url": "art/whb-bc-148/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1385, "url": "art/whb-bc-148/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-148/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-148/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-148/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-148/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-018", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-018", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-018)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "30 × 40 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 101.6, "heightCm": 76.2 }, "curatorNote": "In this dynamic abstract composition, William Henry Broome invites us into the heart of creative exploration. Thick impasto, scattered dabs of color, and bold contrasts of light and dark collide across the canvas with rhythmic energy and spontaneity.\n\nBroome does not offer a defined subject for us to interpret; instead, he offers sensation, movement, and tension. The painting feels alive, as though moments of thought, memory, and emotion are unfolding in real time.\n\nThe contrasting masses, earthy ochres against deep black-suggest more than color. They evoke opposing forces: light and shadow, order and chaos, presence and absence. Between them, vibrant flecks and strokes appear like sparks, bridging the space, creating balance without settling into stillness.\n\nThis work reminds us that abstraction is not the absence of meaning but the presence of freedom. It allows the viewer to approach the painting with personal experience, imagination, and emotion-becoming a participant in the artist's journey rather than a distant observer.\n\nThroughout the Broome Collection, paintings like this reveal the artist's fearless spirit and willingness to experiment, evolve, and push beyond expectation.\n\nHere, Broome celebrates the act of creation itself.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's expressive use of impasto creates rich texture and depth. The thick ochre mass on the left appears sculptural, while the deep black area on the right absorbs and anchors the composition. Flecks of saturated color-applied with spontaneity-float and collide across the surface, creating movement and visual rhythm. Notice the subtle transitions of green and brown in the background, which unify the contrasts and give the painting a sense of organic flow.", "momentToReflect": "Creativity is not about having all the answers.\nIt is about having the courage to splash color across the unknown.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-018", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.305584, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3764, "masterHeight": 2883, "canvasRect": { "x": 138, "y": 138, "w": 3488, "h": 2607 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-018/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-018/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-018/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-018/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-018/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-018/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-018/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-025", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-025", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-025)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "30 × 30 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 76.2, "heightCm": 76.2 }, "curatorNote": "In this luminous landscape, William Henry Broome offers us more than a scene of nature-he offers a symbol of resilience and hope.\n\nTwo red roses rise above a sea of green and gold. They stand apart yet belong. They do not compete with the field; they complete it.\n\nThe thick, expressive brushstrokes speak of life in motion-wild, untamed, and full of possibility.\n\nThis is not a manicured garden.\n\nThis is real life, with its challenges, its beauty, and its moments of grace.\n\nBroome reminds us that even in the midst of chaos, beauty can rise.\n\nEven in the ordinary, something extraordinary can bloom.\n\nThis painting is an ode to the spirit that survives, to the soul that refuses to be overlooked, and to the quiet strength that keeps reaching toward the light.", "lookingCloser": "Two roses rise above the landscape, separated by distance yet connected by the same living field. Whether they represent hope, memory, or two souls quietly reaching for one another is a question only the viewer can answer.", "momentToReflect": "Hope is not the absence of struggle, but the courage to bloom anyway.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-025", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.99429, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2960, "masterHeight": 2977, "canvasRect": { "x": 142, "y": 142, "w": 2676, "h": 2693 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 509, "url": "art/whb-bc-025/512.webp" }, { "w": 1018, "url": "art/whb-bc-025/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2036, "url": "art/whb-bc-025/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-025/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-025/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-025/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-025/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-249", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-249", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-249)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-249 is a striking self-portrait by William Henry Broome that captures a moment of quiet intensity, personal expression, and an undeniable connection to nature.\n\nThe artist faces us directly unfiltered and self-possessed with a deep, contemplative gaze. The headband and earth-toned palette reflect a spirit of independence, while the vibrant parrot on his shoulder introduces a powerful symbol of freedom, intelligence, and companionship.\n\nTogether, they create a portrait that speaks to Broome's adventurous soul and his deep affinity for the natural world. Throughout the Broome Collection, animals often appear as trusted companions or symbolic messengers. In BC-249, the parrot may represent the artist's inner voice-bold, observant, and unafraid to speak truth. Its bright red presence contrasts beautifully with the rich green background and golden hues of the artist's clothing. creating a visual harmony that is both vibrant and meaningful.\n\nMore than just a likeness, this self-portrait is a declaration of identity. It embodies the many sides of Broome: the thinker, the dreamer, the explorer, and the man who walked his own path.\n\nIt is a celebration of individuality, freedom, and the beauty of being true to oneself.", "lookingCloser": "The parrot symbolizes freedom, intelligence, and expression. The headband, glasses, and open shirt reflect a spirit of independence and self-confidence. The rich earth tones and natural background highlight the artist's deep connection to the world around him.", "momentToReflect": "Be true to who you are, and the\nworld will recognize your freedom.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-249", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.830245, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2240, "masterHeight": 2698, "canvasRect": { "x": 107, "y": 107, "w": 2026, "h": 2484 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 425, "url": "art/whb-bc-249/512.webp" }, { "w": 850, "url": "art/whb-bc-249/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1700, "url": "art/whb-bc-249/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-249/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-249/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-249/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-249/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-223", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-223", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-223)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 36 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "At first glance, BC-233 appears almost disarmingly simple, a butterfly or perhaps a moth with its wings fully opened against a brilliant field of yellow. Yet Broome’s treatment transforms this familiar image of nature into something heavier, textured, and deeply expressive.\n\nThe wings dominate the composition. Rather than delicate and pristine, they are built through dense, repeated strokes of white, ochre, brown, muted green, and touches of blue. They appear weathered and imperfect yet remain completely open suggesting both vulnerability and resilience.\n\nThe brilliant yellow surrounding the figure introduces warmth, light, and the possibility of renewal. At the center, however, Broome places a relatively small reddish-brown body supporting two enormous wings, creating a striking contrast between fragility and strength.\n\nWithin the broader emotional language of Broome’s work, the butterfly invites thoughts of transformation, freedom, and perhaps escape. But transformation does not necessarily erase what came before. The marks remain visible.\n\nPerhaps that is what gives BC-233 its quiet power: Broome presents us with something marked by its journey, yet still capable of opening its wings.", "lookingCloser": "From a distance, BC-233 appears balanced and almost symmetrical, but closer inspection reveals two distinctly different wings. The left is darker and earthier, while the right carries greater warmth and light. Broome’s repeated strokes create a heavily textured surface, giving the wings the appearance of something weathered yet still capable of flight. At the center, the small, vulnerable body holds these enormous wings together, while Broome’s prominent signature beneath it subtly connects the image to the artist himself.", "momentToReflect": "Can something be weathered by life and still possess the strength to open its wings? Perhaps transformation is not about erasing what we have endured but discovering what we can become because of it.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-223", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.910566, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 5298, "masterHeight": 2773, "canvasRect": { "x": 133, "y": 133, "w": 5032, "h": 2507 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-223/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-223/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-223/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-223/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-223/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-223/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-223/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-223/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-223/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-223/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 5298, "height": 2773, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-008", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-008", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-008)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "30 × 40 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 101.6, "heightCm": 76.2 }, "curatorNote": "BC-008 is a luminous celebration of transformation, inspired by William Henry Broome's enduring love for butterflies. For Broome, butterflies were more than beautiful creatures— they were powerful symbols of change, freedom, and the resilient human spirit.\n\nIn this captivating work, a butterfly emerges from a radiant sea of gold. The swirling, expressive brushstrokes create a sense of movement and energy, as if the butterfly is suspended in a moment of flight. The golden tones envelop the canvas, suggesting warmth, hope, and illumination. This golden light represents Broome's belief that even in our darkest moments, there is always the potential for renewal and transcendence.\n\nThe butterfly, painted with delicate yet intentional strokes, sits at the heart of the composition. Its wings-abstracted and vibrant-suggest both fragility and strength. Surrounding floral-like forms and luminous strokes evoke a world alive with possibility, joy, and beauty.\n\nBroome often returned to butterflies in his art, especially during times of inner struggle. In them, he found a language for the emotions he could not always express in words.\n\nBC-008 reminds us that transformation is always possible.\n\nLike the butterfly, we too can emerge, evolve, and rise above chaos into something more beautiful.\n\nThis painting is an invitation to believe in growth, to embrace change, and to trust that light will always guide us forward.", "lookingCloser": "What draws your eye first, the butterfly, the golden light, or the movement around it?\nHow does Broome use texture and color to create a sense of flight and transformation?\nWhat might the butterfly symbolize in Broome's personal journey?\nHow do the abstract floral elements enhance the theme of growth and renewal?\nIn what ways does this painting reflect Broome's belief in the power to transform and rise above life's challenges?", "momentToReflect": "Just like the butterfly, life is full of beauty. You just have to look at it the right way.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-008", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.300034, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3787, "masterHeight": 2913, "canvasRect": { "x": 139, "y": 139, "w": 3509, "h": 2635 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-008/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-008/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-008/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-008/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-008/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-008/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-008/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-224", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-224", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-224)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In BC-224, Broome returns to the butterfly, but this time with a dramatically different visual language. Against a heavily textured white ground, vivid red and deep black form bold, almost tribal-like patterns across its open wings. The contrast is immediate and commanding beauty presented not through softness, but through intensity.\n\nThe symmetry of the butterfly creates a sense of order, while the swirling shapes within each wing introduce movement and emotional energy. Red can evoke passion, vitality, love, anger, or pain; black can suggest mystery, darkness, strength, or containment. Together, they create a tension between opposing emotional forces held within a single form.\n\nWhat is especially striking is that the butterfly remains fully open. Despite the darkness woven throughout its wings, it does not appear defeated or closed. Instead, Broome presents transformation as something bold and complicated perhaps suggesting that beauty and darkness do not always exist separately but can become part of the same human story.", "lookingCloser": "Notice how carefully the patterns on one wing respond to those on the other. The repeated curves, circles, and sweeping black forms create rhythm within the intense red surface, while the textured white background makes the butterfly appear almost sculptural. Its thin antennae and small central body provide a delicate contrast to the powerful wings surrounding them.", "momentToReflect": "Can darkness and beauty exist within the same story?\nPerhaps our deepest transformations come not from escaping what we have endured,\nbut from learning how to carry both the light and the dark.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-224", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.181515, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3541, "masterHeight": 2997, "canvasRect": { "x": 205, "y": 195, "w": 3140, "h": 2598 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-224/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-224/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-224/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-224/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-224/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-224/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-224/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-214", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-214", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-214)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Linen", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-214 is a thoughtful and symbolic self-portrait by William Henry Broome. It captures a moment of clarity, connection, and quiet understanding.\n\nThe vibrant and yellow background represents energy growth and the vitality of life. The network of red and white nodes connected by lines suggests the many thoughts, ideas, and experiences that shape the mind. It may also represent the way we all connect with others, with our past, and with our future.\n\nBroome's steady gaze, the soft glasses, and the smoke from his cigarette show a man who is thinking deeply. He is a seeker, an observer, and a creator. He is not rushing. He is understanding.\n\nThe red vest and white shirt bring warmth and humanity to the portrait.\n\nThey remind us that behind every mind is a heart-feeling, living. and experiencing.\n\nBC-214 is a portrait of a man who is connected to his thoughts, to the world, and to himself.\n\nIt is a reflection of the human mind in connection with life.", "lookingCloser": "The lines and nodes in the background create a powerful symbol of connection.\nThey represent the many paths of thought, memory, and experience that shape who we are. Broome shows us that life is not lived in isolation. We are all connected in ways we may not always see.", "momentToReflect": "Every thought connects.\nEvery experience shapes.\nEvery moment matters.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-214", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.230588, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2615, "masterHeight": 2125, "canvasRect": { "x": 187, "y": 185, "w": 2223, "h": 1753 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-214/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-214/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-214/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-214/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-214/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-214/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-214/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-006", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-006", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-006)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "25 × 37 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 93.98, "heightCm": 63.5 }, "curatorNote": "In this dramatic and deeply evocative work, William Henry Broome captures a moment of confrontation-between humanity and the forces that seem far greater than ourselves. A vast, storm-filled sky dominates the canvas, alive with lightning, energy, and movement.\n\nBeneath the storm, a solitary figure stands with arms outstretched, exposed and unshielded. The gesture is ancient and universal—an act of defiance, surrender, prayer, or acceptance. Broome offers no clear answer, inviting each viewer to bring their own interpretation.\n\nThe barren landscape, stripped of comfort or distraction, heightens the sense of isolation and vulnerability. Yet the light that touches the figure suggests something profound: even in the darkest moments, there is presence, connection, and the possibility of revelation.\n\nBroome often explored the silent struggles that words cannot express. This painting speaks to those unseen battles-the moments when we face the storm within and without, and must choose whether to collapse, resist, or rise.", "lookingCloser": "What emotions does the stormy sky evoke in you?\nHow does the lightning impact the mood and meaning of the painting?\nWhat might the figure's outstretched arms suggest about their relationship with the storm?\nIn what ways does the barren landscape influence your sense of isolation or resilience?\nWhen in your life have you faced a \"storm,\" and what gave you strength to face it?", "momentToReflect": "When the storm is the loudest, we discover the strength we didn't know we had.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-006", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.481348, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 4527, "masterHeight": 3056, "canvasRect": { "x": 89, "y": 107, "w": 4334, "h": 2807 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-006/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-006/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-006/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-006/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-006/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-006/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-006/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-006/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-006/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-006/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 4527, "height": 3056, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-157", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-157", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-157)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "Among the most emotionally confronting works in The Broome Collection, BC-157 refuses passive observation. The composition immediately places the viewer into an unsettling position, creating the powerful impression of looking directly toward what appears to be the barrel of a firearm held at the center of the painting.\n\nWhether the object is intended as an actual weapon, a symbolic device, or an artistic illusion cannot be known with certainty. Broome leaves no explanation.\n\nInstead, he constructs a moment of profound psychological tension in which the viewer becomes an active participant rather than a distant observer.\n\nThe explosive field of yellow, green, blue, and crimson brushstrokes amplifies that emotional intensity. Color no longer serves merely as decoration but as emotional energy, surrounding the central figure with movement that feels urgent, chaotic, and deeply personal. Every stroke appears driven more by feeling than by representation.\n\nBroome's expression is equally difficult to define. His eyes remain fixed upon us while the dark circular form interrupts the connection between artist and viewer.\n\nIt is an image that simultaneously invites and resists interpretation. Is this confrontation? Despair? A cry for help? An accusation? Or simply the visual language of someone struggling to communicate emotions beyond words?\n\nKnowing what history has revealed about Broome's lifelong battle with mental illness, the painting becomes even more haunting. Yet its greatest strength lies in refusing certainty. Rather than depicting an event, BC-157 captures an emotional state that exists somewhere between fear, vulnerability, anger, and profound isolation.\n\nIt is a painting that does not ask to be admired.\n\nIt asks to be witnessed.", "lookingCloser": "The apparent alignment between the viewer and the dark central object transforms the composition into an intensely personal encounter. Instead of observing Broome from a safe distance, we find ourselves standing directly within his emotional space. The vibrant brushwork dissolves the boundary between figure and background, suggesting that the turmoil surrounding him is inseparable from the turmoil within.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the most difficult paintings are not those that show violence,\nbut those that force us to stand where another human being once stood.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-157", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.233058, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2984, "masterHeight": 2420, "canvasRect": { "x": 116, "y": 116, "w": 2752, "h": 2188 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-157/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-157/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-157/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-157/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-157/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-157/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-157/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-180", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-180", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-180)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-180 is a striking self-portrait in which William Henry Broome explores the theme of identity, role, and the creative self.\n\nThe artist holds an empty frame around his own face and upper body, blurring the line between the observer and the observed. The gesture suggests a moment of self-recognition, as if he is both placing himself within his art and questioning the boundaries that define who he is.\n\nBroome's use of simplified lines and restrained earth tones creates an atmosphere of contemplation rather than performance. The subtle accents of blue and pink bring a quiet energy to the piece, emphasizing the tension between outward expression and inward reflection.\n\nWithin the Broome Collection, this work reflects the artist's ongoing inquiry: how does one remain true to oneself while navigating the frames-literal and figurative-imposed by the world?", "lookingCloser": "The circular format enhances the intimacy of the portrait, creating a sense of timelessness and focus. The empty frame becomes a symbol of authorship and self-definition. Broome asks us to consider: who holds the frame of our identity, and how do we choose what-and who we allow into that space?", "momentToReflect": "To see oneself clearly, one must be willing to step\noutside the frame long enough to look back in.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-180", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.006845, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2942, "masterHeight": 2922, "canvasRect": { "x": 140, "y": 140, "w": 2662, "h": 2642 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-180/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-180/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-180/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-180/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-180/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-180/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-180/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-167", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-167", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-167)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-167 presents one of the most introspective images in The Broome Collection.\n\nIn this mirrored self-portrait, Broome faces himself-directly, honestly, and without disguise.\n\nThere is no background, no setting, no distraction. Only the artist and his reflection.\n\nIt is a moment of dialogue. The two faces may represent different sides of the same person: the self we show to the world and the self we keep hidden, the self we want to be and the self we fear, the self we were and the self we are becoming.\n\nBroome does not tell us which is true. He allows both to exist equally, eye to eye, holding the space between them.\n\nThe warm, earthy tones create a sense of intimacy and honesty. There is no drama here-only quiet confrontation. The near symmetry of the composition suggests balance, yet the subtle brushwork reminds us that no two sides of a person are ever exactly alike.\n\nKnowing what we now understand about Broome's lifelong battle with mental illness, BC-167 becomes even more powerful. It may reflect the constant inner conversations he endured-the questions, the doubts, the search for identity and peace.\n\nUltimately, BC-167 is not only a portrait of the artist. It is a portrait of every human being who has ever looked inward and asked, \"Who am I, really?\"", "lookingCloser": "The mirror-like composition invites viewers to consider duality-the many roles, emotions, and truths that exist within a single person. The direct gaze, the matching posture, and the absence of a background remove any barrier between the artist and the viewer. We are drawn into the same inward conversation.", "momentToReflect": "The hardest conversations are often the ones we have with ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-167", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.225846, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2969, "masterHeight": 2422, "canvasRect": { "x": 116, "y": 116, "w": 2737, "h": 2190 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-167/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-167/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-167/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-167/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-167/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-167/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-167/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-026", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-026", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-026)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "30 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 76.2 }, "curatorNote": "In this self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures a moment of raw vulnerability and open inquiry. The tilted head, parted lips, and searching eyes convey a man caught in a moment of revelation—or perhaps confrontation.\n\nThe soft pink background strips the scene of context, leaving nothing to distract from the emotional truth in his face. The warm tones and loose, expressive lines reveal the hand of an artist unafraid to show uncertainty and the human need to be understood.\n\nBroome's minimal palette and unrefined brushwork invite us closer, as if he is asking a question directly of the viewer. This is not a portrait of certainty, but of honesty—a rare and powerful act.\n\nHe does not present himself as a polished image, but as a living, breathing soul in mid-thought, mid-feeling, mid-search. In doing so, Broome transforms the canvas into a mirror, reflecting not only himself, but a part of all of us.", "lookingCloser": "The tilted posture and open expression create a sense of immediacy and intimacy.\nNotice the delicate use of line to define features without overworking them.\nThe limited palette of pinks, ochres, and browns gives this work a quiet strength.\nThe glasses, rendered in a soft yellow, add a touch of vulnerability and humanity.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the truest questions have no answers—only more to discover:\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-026", "tags": [ "low-confidence" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.8135, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3001, "masterHeight": 3689, "canvasRect": { "x": 144, "y": 144, "w": 2713, "h": 3401 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 417, "url": "art/whb-bc-026/512.webp" }, { "w": 833, "url": "art/whb-bc-026/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1666, "url": "art/whb-bc-026/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-026/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-026/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-026/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-026/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-172", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-172", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-172)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-172 captures a moment of startled realization-Broome's face frozen in an expression of shock, disbelief, or urgent recognition.\n\nThe wide eyes, the open mouth, and the raised hand holding a small object appearing to be a pipe or tool-suggest that something unexpected has just occurred. Broome does not tell us what he has seen, heard, or discovered. He simply records the reaction.\n\nThe luminous gold background heightens the drama. It isolates the moment from time and place, making the emotion itself the subject. The loose, unfinished brushwork emphasizes the immediacy of the experience. This is not a polished portrait; it is a witness statement in painting a raw, instinctive response.\n\nWhat startled him? A sudden thought? A difficult truth? An event in his life that left him speechless? We cannot know. Yet the universality of the expression connects us to our own moments of surprise, when life interrupts our expectations and demands that we pay attention.\n\nBC-172 reminds us that Broome was not only capturing what he saw, but also what he felt in the split second before understanding arrived.\n\nIt is one of the collection's most vivid glimpses into the intensity of his inner life.", "lookingCloser": "The expressive brushstrokes and limited palette draw attention to the intensity of Broome's reaction. The open mouth, the reflected light in the glasses, and the raised hand holding a pipe-like object all suggest a moment of sudden interruption. The gold background removes all distraction and places the viewer inside the emotional instant itself.", "momentToReflect": "Life often speaks to us in moments we do not expect and it is in\nthose moments that we are changed forever.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-172", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.236969, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2824, "masterHeight": 2283, "canvasRect": { "x": 109, "y": 109, "w": 2606, "h": 2065 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-172/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-172/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-172/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-172/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-172/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-172/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-172/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-241", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-241", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-241)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-241 is a thoughtful and symbolic self-portrait by William Henry Broome. It captures a moment of quiet introspection, self-awareness, and the search for identity.\n\nThe vibrant yellow background represents clarity, energy, and illumination-the conscious mind seeking truth. The figure holds a mirror, looking at his own reflection.\n\nThis simple yet powerful image is a reminder that the most important person to understand is ourselves.\n\nBroome often explored themes of identity, memory, and the human experience through his art. This portrait speaks to a universal truth—we all face the question of\n\n\"Who am I?\"\n\nThis piece is not just a portrait. It is a visual question, a moment of stillness, and an invitation to reflect on who we are and who we want to become.\n\nIt is a celebration of self-discovery, honesty, and the courage to look within.", "lookingCloser": "The mirror and reflection symbolize self-awareness and truth. The yellow background represents energy, clarity, and the illumination of the mind. Broome shows us that the greatest journey is the one within.", "momentToReflect": "The only journey that truly matters is the\none that leads you back to yourself.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-241", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.009499, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2763, "masterHeight": 2737, "canvasRect": { "x": 131, "y": 131, "w": 2501, "h": 2475 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-241/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-241/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-241/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-241/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-241/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-241/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-241/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-065", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-065", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-065)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "24 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "In this intimate and thought-provoking self-portrait, William Henry Broome explores duality, perspective, and the many ways we present ourselves to the world.\n\nOn the left, he meets our gaze with a look of curiosity and quiet defiance, an invitation to question, to engage, to see beyond the surface. On the right, he extends a tuning fork toward us, its vibrations unseen yet deeply felt. Is he offering clarity, challenging our resonance, or asking whether we are in tune with ourselves?\n\nThe turquoise field creates a sense of openness in an unguarded space where the artist lays bare both his intellect and his humor.\n\nThe minimalist lines and expressive marks suggest spontaneity, capturing a moment of insight, and reveal a mind that never stops probing the world around him.\n\nBroome does not seek to explain; he seeks to engage. This painting asks us to look closer, listen deeper, and consider the many sides of identity that shape who we are and how we are perceived.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, it remains open-ended-a visual conversation between the artist and the viewer, without a final answer, only reflection.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's use of minimal line and bold color creates a striking contrast between the two portrayals. The expressive face on the left reveals’ introspection and wit, while the image on the right introduces an active gesture-a tuning fork extended outward that suggests connection, frequency, and conversation. The turquoise field unifies both images, emphasizing the fluidity of identity and perspective.", "momentToReflect": "We are many frequencies in one lifetime.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-065", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.004224, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3091, "masterHeight": 3078, "canvasRect": { "x": 147, "y": 147, "w": 2797, "h": 2784 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-065/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-065/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-065/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-065/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-065/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-065/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-065/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-042", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-042", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-042)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 36 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "In this multi-figure study, Broome explores the many states of one self-curious, exhausted, expressive, and exposed.\n\nFrom quiet observation to theatrical gesture, from vulnerability to release, the sequence unfolds like a private performance. The bed or table becomes a stage, the canvas a mirror.\n\nBroome's use of spare line and warm tonal harmony allows each emotion to breathe. Nothing is overworked; everything is honest.\n\nThis work reminds us that identity is never fixed. We are always becoming, always reacting, always revealing often all at once.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's minimal line work and open composition create a sense of movement across time and emotion. The repetition of the figure invites us to consider the fluidity of identity. The warm yellow ground unifies the scenes, while the accents of red, blue, and white bring energy and immediacy to each gesture.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely exposed\nyet it is in that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-042", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.91366, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 4721, "masterHeight": 2467, "canvasRect": { "x": 118, "y": 118, "w": 4485, "h": 2231 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-042/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-042/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-042/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-042/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-042/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-042/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-042/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-042/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-042/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-042/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 4721, "height": 2467, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-044", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-044", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-044)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 36 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "In this intimate moment frozen in time, William Henry Broome explores the raw intersection of desire, vulnerability, and release. The figurehead tilted back, mouth open-receives what he holds above, in a gesture that is both literal and symbolic. It is a moment of surrender, of need, of consuming what is offered.\n\nBroome's use of minimal yet expressive lines and earthy tones offers a striking study in economy and emotion. The sweeping contour of the arm, the tension in the neck, the translucence of the fabric, and the openness of the pose all speak to an urgent physical truth. The negative space, combined with the subtle glow of the highlighted lines, creates a sense of breath, of space, and of inward focus.\n\nThe piece invites the viewer not only to witness, but to feel.\n\nWhat is being consumed-water, cloth, or something more abstract-becomes secondary to the universal act of longing and the human need to be filled.\n\nBroome does not judge or moralize. He reveals. Through this act, he gives voice to the private moments we all carry but seldom express.\n\nWhat are we thirsting for, and what will truly satisfy?", "lookingCloser": "Broome's upward gaze and open posture create a powerful diagonal movement that draws the eye through the entire composition. The delicate outline of the fabric contrasts with the solid, structured lines of the figure, heightening the sense of immediacy and emotional exposure. The warm palette and sparse background allow the gesture and expression to command the viewer's undivided attention.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely\nexposed-yet it is in that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-044", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.904988, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 4812, "masterHeight": 2526, "canvasRect": { "x": 121, "y": 121, "w": 4570, "h": 2284 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-044/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-044/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-044/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-044/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-044/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-044/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-044/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-044/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-044/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-044/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 4812, "height": 2526, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-038", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-038", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-038)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 36 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "This dynamic composition presents two moments of the same individual-raw and unguarded, then composed and reflective.\n\nThrough this duality, Broome explores the full spectrum of human expression.\n\nOn the left, a spontaneous yawn breaks through restraint, a glimpse of the body's natural truth. On the right, the same figure, now collected, engages in a private ritual-lost in thought, almost teasing the viewer with his knowing gaze.\n\nThe minimal lines, bold framing, and limited palette heighten the contrast between action and stillness, revealing Broome's interest in the invisible narrative that connects our many selves.\n\nThis work invites us to consider how easily we shift between vulnerability and control-often within a single breath.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's use of negative space and the framed vignette on the left draw our attention to the immediacy of the moment, while the figure on the right offers a counterbalance of introspection. The red outlines and blue accents emphasize movement and connection, the unseen thread between action and thought.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely exposed,\nyet it is in that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-038", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.908703, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 5373, "masterHeight": 2815, "canvasRect": { "x": 135, "y": 135, "w": 5103, "h": 2545 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-038/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-038/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-038/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-038/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-038/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-038/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-038/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-038/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-038/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-038/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 5373, "height": 2815, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-237", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-237", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-237)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-237 is a quiet yet powerful image of contemplation, curiosity, and the search for meaning.\n\nThe figure leans in closely toward the vessel, almost as if in conversation with it. It is a moment of intimacy between the artist and an object that holds memory, culture, and mystery. The bright yellow background radiates warmth, knowledge, and illumination.\n\nBroome often used objects, faces, and symbols to represent the parts of life that cannot always be expressed in words. Here, the vessel may represent heritage, history, or the stories of those who came before us. It becomes a reflection of identity.\n\nThe soft lines of the figure, the gentle posture, and the focused expression reveal a man who seeks understanding. This is not a portrait of action— it is a portrait of thought.\n\nBC-237 reminds us that wisdom is often found in the moments when we pause, reflect, and listen to what the past can teach us.\n\nIt is a celebration of heritage, reflection, and the quiet pursuit of truth.", "lookingCloser": "The man's gentle posture and focused gaze show deep reverence for the vessel he holds. The warm colors, simple composition, and expressive brushstrokes create a sense of intimacy and timeless connection between the past and the present.", "momentToReflect": "The past speaks softly to those who are willing to listen.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-237", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.012155, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2748, "masterHeight": 2715, "canvasRect": { "x": 130, "y": 130, "w": 2488, "h": 2455 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-237/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-237/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-237/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-237/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-237/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-237/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-237/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-156", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-156", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-156)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-156 offers a rare and compelling glimpse into the creative process of William Henry Broome. The painting presents two visions of the artist within a single frame, one looking directly at the viewer, the other absorbed in the act of painting.\n\nThis dual presence may represent the artist and his reflection, the finished self and the working self, or the public persona and the private individual known only within the studio. Broome leaves the relationship open to interpretation, inviting us to consider the many selves that coexist within every creative life.\n\nUnlike the carefully rendered portrait in the foreground, the figure at work is painted with loose, economical strokes. This unfinished quality conveys movement, experimentation, and thought in progress. The painting becomes less about appearance and more about the ongoing process of becoming.\n\nThroughout The Broome Collection, Broome returned again and again to questions of identity. Here, he reveals that identity is not fixed, it is created, stroke by stroke, choice by choice. In showing both the artist and the act, Broome provides a powerful testament to the courage and vulnerability inherent in artistic creation.", "lookingCloser": "The warm earth-toned background allows the figures to emerge with striking immediacy. Colorful accents of red, turquoise, yellow, and white reveal the artist's hand and the construction of the image. The deliberate contrast between the finished portrait and the gestural figure at work transforms the painting into both a completed artwork and a record of artistic thought traces of decision, revision, and creative exploration left visible for the viewer to witness.", "momentToReflect": "The artist we see is only the final brushstroke; the person\nbecoming that artist is painted in every mark beneath it.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-156", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.231788, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3534, "masterHeight": 2869, "canvasRect": { "x": 137, "y": 137, "w": 3260, "h": 2595 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-156/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-156/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-156/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-156/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-156/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-156/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-156/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-011", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-011", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-011)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "40 × 30 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 76.2, "heightCm": 101.6 }, "curatorNote": "In this intimate self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures himself in the rare moment of creation. With brush in hand and canvas before him, he looks outward with quiet confidence-an artist both observer and participant.\n\nThe painting is spare, almost unfinished, yet profoundly revealing. Broome does not present a polished persona; instead, he offers a glimpse of the artist in process-thoughtful, focused, and fully present in his work.\n\nThe light strokes and open background suggest movement, possibility, and imagination. There is no clutter, no distraction, only the essentials of identity: the artist, his tools, and the act of creation.\n\nThroughout the Broome Collection, self-portraits like this remind us that Broome's truest subject was himself-his experiences, his reflections, and his enduring dialogue with the world.\n\nThis painting invites us to see not only who he was, but how he saw himself: as a storyteller, a seeker, and a man committed to capturing life as honestly as he could.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's minimalist approach, using loose lines and expressive brushwork-creates a sense of spontaneity and immediacy. The limited palette of earthy browns, soft blues, and hints of rose captures the essence of the moment rather than fine detail. The scattered strokes in the background evoke energy and inspiration, reflecting the creative environment in which the artist immerses himself.", "momentToReflect": "The artist paints not what he sees, but what he feels, remembers,\nand needs to understand.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-011", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.767411, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2887, "masterHeight": 3762, "canvasRect": { "x": 138, "y": 138, "w": 2611, "h": 3486 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 393, "url": "art/whb-bc-011/512.webp" }, { "w": 786, "url": "art/whb-bc-011/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1572, "url": "art/whb-bc-011/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-011/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-011/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-011/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-011/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-233", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-233", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-233)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-233 is a powerful and provocative work that confronts the viewer with themes of self-destruction, escape, and internal torment. The figure, hooded and isolated against a flat field of intense yellow, raises a gun and places the barrel in his mouth. The act is both literal and symbolic-an image of desperation, mental anguish, and the search for release from unbearable pain.\n\nBroome often used stark simplicity and bold color to communicate deep emotional truths. The bright yellow background, rather than adding warmth, creates a jarring contrast that heightens the tension of the scene. Yellow can represent many things: warning, decay, cowardice, anxiety, or even a cry for attention. Here, it becomes the stage for a moment of crisis.\n\nThis painting is not meant to shock for the sake of shock. It is an honest expression of a mind reaching its breaking point. It is a glimpse into the silent battles that many face but few can express.\n\nBC-233 reminds us that art can be a mirror to suffering. a voice for the voiceless, and a call for compassion.\n\nIt is a cry for help, a moment of darkness, and a reminder of the importance of mental health and hope.", "lookingCloser": "The minimal lines, stark figure, and flat yellow background create a sense of isolation and urgency. The lack of detail focuses all attention on the act itself, forcing the viewer to confront the emotional weight behind the image.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the pain becomes so loud that it\nfeels like the only way to make it stop.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-233", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.019912, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2766, "masterHeight": 2712, "canvasRect": { "x": 130, "y": 130, "w": 2506, "h": 2452 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-233/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-233/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-233/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-233/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-233/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-233/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-233/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-173", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-173", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-173)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-173 offers one of the most intriguing glimpses into William Henry Broome's private world. Rather than presenting himself alone, Broome places his portrait beside a carefully arranged shadow box containing a collection of personal objects.\n\nTogether, the portrait and the display invite viewers to consider not only the man, but the things he believed were worth preserving.\n\nInside the shadow box are several recognizable items: a paintbrush, a sculpted hand, a sculpted foot, a six-pointed decorative emblem, and a red clamp-like object. Each appears deliberately positioned, transforming the box into something resembling a personal archive rather than a simple collection of tools or keepsakes.\n\nBroome offers no explanation for these objects. Were they symbols of his artistic practice? Mementos from different periods of his life? References to personal relationships, beliefs, or unfinished ideas? The collection remains silent, inviting every viewer to become part of the search for meaning.\n\nHis expression is notably calm. Unlike many of his emotionally charged self-portraits, there is a quiet confidence in the way he stands beside these artifacts. He does not point toward them or attempt to explain them. Instead, he simply shares the space with them, suggesting that these objects form part of the story of who he was.\n\nIn that sense, BC-173 becomes more than a portrait. It becomes a visual inventory of memory.", "lookingCloser": "The contrast between the carefully observed portrait and the simplified rendering of the objects creates an intriguing balance. Broome paints himself with restraint while allowing the artifacts to become visual questions. The hand and foot suggest the human body: the paintbrush acknowledges artistic creation; the remaining objects resist easy identification, encouraging prolonged observation rather than immediate interpretation.", "momentToReflect": "The objects we choose to preserve often tell the\nstories we cannot easily put into words.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-173", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.234649, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2815, "masterHeight": 2280, "canvasRect": { "x": 109, "y": 109, "w": 2597, "h": 2062 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-173/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-173/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-173/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-173/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-173/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-173/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-173/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-047", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-047", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-047)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "12 × 36 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 30.48 }, "curatorNote": "In this compelling multi-panel composition, William Henry Broome presents a sequence of emotional and psychological states within a single, continuous moment.\n\nThree framed vignettes hover above the reclining figure, each capturing a distinct expression-surprise, contemplation, and inward focus. Below, the horizontal figure connects these moments, grounding the narrative in vulnerability and finality.\n\nBroome's restrained palette and confident line allow the raw humanity of each gesture to take center stage. The work examines how thought and feeling shift, collide, and coexist-often within the space of a breath.\n\nRather than offering answers, Broome leaves the question unresolved, inviting us to consider the many layers of reaction, decision, and reflection that define our deepest experiences.", "lookingCloser": "The triptych arrangement and the horizontal figure create a visual rhythm that guides the viewer's eye across the emotional journey. The repetition of the artist's likeness reveals the shifting inner dialogue that occurs within a single moment of intensity.\nBroome's expressive line work and warm earth tones emphasize both connection and contrast-uniting the panels while allowing each to stand on its own.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely exposed-yet it is\nin that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-047", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 2.791924, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 5877, "masterHeight": 2105, "canvasRect": { "x": 101, "y": 101, "w": 5675, "h": 1903 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-047/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-047/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-047/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-047/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-047/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-047/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-047/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-047/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-047/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-047/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 5877, "height": 2105, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-138", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-138", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-138)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "In this intimate self-portrait, Broome engages in a quiet dialogue with himself. The mirror becomes more than reflection; it is a witness to his truth, capturing both who he is and how he sees himself.\n\nThe warm, expressive brushstrokes and the richly textured background create a contrast between the external world and the internal journey. By holding the mirror, Broome takes control of the narrative, choosing what to reveal and what to keep within.\n\nHis direct gaze, framed by the golden glasses, conveys a sense of wisdom earned through experience. This is not a portrait of vanity but of self-awareness, acceptance, and the courage to look deeply.\n\nBroome's self-portraits remind us that the truest reflection is not just how we see ourselves, but how we choose to present our authentic selves to the world.", "lookingCloser": "The mirror is central to this work, symbolizing introspection and self-examination. Broome's choice to hold the mirror suggests an active role in his self-discovery. The vibrant, textured background contrasts with the calm clarity of his expression, highlighting the balance between inner reflection and the complexity of life's journey.", "momentToReflect": "True self-awareness begins when we are willing to look within and accept what we see.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-138", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.845928, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2015, "masterHeight": 2382, "canvasRect": { "x": 353, "y": 355, "w": 1320, "h": 1676 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 433, "url": "art/whb-bc-138/512.webp" }, { "w": 866, "url": "art/whb-bc-138/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1732, "url": "art/whb-bc-138/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-138/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-138/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-138/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-138/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-086", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-086", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-086)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this striking self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself with unmistakable intensity and individuality.\n\nThe fiery orange background mirrors the energy and restlessness that seem to radiate from within. Broome's gaze is steady, observant, and unflinching-unafraid to meet the viewer on equal ground.\n\nThe golden glasses and singular earring suggest both whimsy and defiance, a quiet rejection of convention in favor of authenticity. The textured beard and hair, painted with bold, expressive strokes, speak to a man who embraced life fully, lived unapologetically, and created without restraint.\n\nBroome does not seek approval; he seeks truth. This painting invites us to look beyond the surface and recognize the fearless spirit of an artist who remained true to himself above all else.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, it remains open-ended, a mirror for our own reflections on identity, self-expression, and the courage to be oneself.", "lookingCloser": "The warm, impasto strokes bring depth and movement to Broome's features, especially in the beard and hair, creating a tactile vibrancy. The contrast between the cool blue of his eyes and the blazing orange background intensifies the portrait's energy. Every detail-from the glint of the glasses to the playful earring--contributes to a powerful expression of self.", "momentToReflect": "Authenticity is the bravest form of art.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-086", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.831763, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2383, "masterHeight": 2865, "canvasRect": { "x": 157, "y": 157, "w": 2071, "h": 2556 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 426, "url": "art/whb-bc-086/512.webp" }, { "w": 852, "url": "art/whb-bc-086/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1703, "url": "art/whb-bc-086/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-086/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-086/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-086/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-086/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-210", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-210", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-210)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Linen", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-210 is a tender and deeply personal portrait that radiates warmth, memory, and quiet admiration.\n\nThe woman's gentle expression, the soft smile, and the warmth in her eyes suggest a presence that has had a lasting impact on Broome's life. She is painted with respect, love, and gratitude.\n\nThe inset portrait of a man in the upper corner is almost certainly William Henry Broome himself. By including his own image within the same painting, Broome creates a visual connection between the two-suggesting relationship, shared history, and a bond that words cannot fully express.\n\nThe background comes alive with vibrant yellows, golds, and soft multi-colored textures. These brushstrokes convey emotion, harmony, and the energy of cherished memories.\n\nBC-210 speaks of the people who shape our lives, the love that remains even through time, and the importance of honoring those who have stood beside us.\n\nBroome\n\nIt is a celebration of connection, love, and the beautiful moments that never fade.", "lookingCloser": "The woman is painted with warmth and tenderness. The soft smile, the peaceful eyes, and the gentle colors reveal a deep emotional connection. The inset portrait of Broome himself connects the two lives within one canvas, an expression of love, respect, and a shared journey.", "momentToReflect": "The people who leave a mark on\nour hearts are never far away.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-210", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.83456, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2154, "masterHeight": 2581, "canvasRect": { "x": 185, "y": 184, "w": 1778, "h": 2214 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 427, "url": "art/whb-bc-210/512.webp" }, { "w": 855, "url": "art/whb-bc-210/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1709, "url": "art/whb-bc-210/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-210/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-210/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-210/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-210/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-219", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-219", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-219)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Linen", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-219 is a portrait that radiates intensity, resilience, and defiance. It is not simply a likeness, it is a declaration of presence. The explosive orange background vibrates with energy, creating a powerful contrast against Broome's cool blue hair and shirt. The effect is electric, unforgettable, and deeply personal.\n\nBroome's gaze is direct yet distant. His eyes, framed by those iconic glasses, seem to look through the world rather than at it. There is intelligence, weariness, and perhaps a quiet challenge in the way he holds himself. This is not a portrait made to seek approval. It is a portrait made to exist on its own terms.\n\nThe thick, expressive brushwork speaks volumes about the emotion behind the image. Every stroke feels deliberate, driven by feeling rather than form. The texture gives the painting a sense of movement, as though the moment captured is alive with thought and internal fire.\n\nKnowing what history has revealed about Broome's lifelong battle with mental illness, BC-219 becomes even more powerful. It may represent a moment of clarity, determination, or the ongoing effort to hold onto identity in a world that often failed to understand him.\n\nThere is strength here. There is vulnerability. There is truth.\n\nUltimately, BC-219 is Broome at his most vivid-unfiltered, unapologetic, and completely himself. It is a reminder that even in the most difficult seasons, a person can choose to be seen, to be heard, and to leave something of themselves behind.", "lookingCloser": "The bold use of complementary color-fiery orange and cool blue-creates an emotional tension that brings the portrait to life. The impasto texture adds depth and immediacy, reflecting the artist's inner intensity. Broome's expression speaks of experience, endurance, and the unyielding will to remain true to oneself.", "momentToReflect": "You don't have to be understood by the world\nto leave behind something that will be remembered.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-219", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.836786, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2343, "masterHeight": 2800, "canvasRect": { "x": 198, "y": 201, "w": 1925, "h": 2406 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 428, "url": "art/whb-bc-219/512.webp" }, { "w": 857, "url": "art/whb-bc-219/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1714, "url": "art/whb-bc-219/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-219/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-219/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-219/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-219/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-145", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-145", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-145)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "In this self-portrait, Broome strips away the distractions of the world to reveal a moment of quiet truth. The soft green background creates a serene space, allowing the viewer to focus solely on his expression-steady, thoughtful, and deeply honest.\n\nThe vibrant red scarf draws immediate attention, symbolizing passion, strength, and perhaps a protective shield. It is both a bold statement and a subtle contrast to the otherwise minimal composition, reflecting Broome's ability to convey profound meaning through simplicity.\n\nHis direct gaze, framed by the gold-rimmed glasses, invites us into a moment of connection. There is no pretense here-only the artist, his emotions, and his unwavering commitment to self-expression.\n\nThis portrait reminds us that true identity is not defined by what we wear or show the world, but by the courage to embrace who we are beneath the surface.\n\nBroome's art is a testament to the power of authenticity and the beauty found in vulnerability.", "lookingCloser": "The muted green background and uncluttered composition highlight Broome's introspective expression. The red scarf, rich with texture and color, symbolizes strength and passion. The gold glasses reflect wisdom and perspective, emphasizing the artist's thoughtful nature and his commitment to seeing the world and himself-with clarity.", "momentToReflect": "When we dare to be ourselves,\nWe give others permission to do the same.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-145", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.85244, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2149, "masterHeight": 2521, "canvasRect": { "x": 381, "y": 373, "w": 1390, "h": 1772 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 436, "url": "art/whb-bc-145/512.webp" }, { "w": 873, "url": "art/whb-bc-145/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1746, "url": "art/whb-bc-145/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-145/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-145/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-145/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-145/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-092", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-092", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-092)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "Some portraits in The Broome Collection feel instantly familiar. Others hold a quiet mystery that invites us to look a little longer. This painting is one of those works.\n\nThe young woman's gentle smile, soft gaze, and playful bow bring warmth and life to the canvas. Yet beyond her expression, we are left with questions that remain unanswered. Who is she? What was her connection to William Henry Broome? A family member, a niece, a friend, a neighbor, or someone whose presence touched his life in a way that stayed with him?\n\nBroome rarely recorded names or explanations on his paintings. Instead, he allowed the moment, the mood, and the memory to live within his brushstrokes. This portrait reflects that same spirit-an act of remembrance without description, a tribute without words. Perhaps the beauty of this work lies in its openness. By leaving her identity unknown, Broome invites each viewer to bring their own memories, relationships, and emotions into the painting. In doing so, the portrait becomes more than the image of one woman-it becomes a reflection of connection, care, and the many faces that shape a life.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's textured brushwork brings depth and warmth to this intimate portrait. The delicate expression, natural curly hair, and distinctive blue and white bow create a sense of youth and lightness, while the soft background keeps the focus on the sitter's presence. The harmony of color and detail suggests affection and fond remembrance.", "momentToReflect": "Some of the people who influence our lives leave no name behind-only\nthe memory of how they made us feel.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-092", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.848256, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2359, "masterHeight": 2781, "canvasRect": { "x": 310, "y": 413, "w": 1679, "h": 1955 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 434, "url": "art/whb-bc-092/512.webp" }, { "w": 869, "url": "art/whb-bc-092/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1737, "url": "art/whb-bc-092/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-092/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-092/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-092/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-092/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-234", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-234", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-234)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-234 is one of William Henry Broome's most composed and revealing self-portraits. The calm expression, soft lighting, and subtle smile suggest a moment of clarity, confidence, and quiet self-acceptance.\n\nThe open white shirt and direct gaze invite us into the artist's world not as a performance, but as a personal statement of who he is at his core. The blue-gray textured background, with its strong shadow, adds depth and dimension, symbolizing the complexity of identity and the many sides of the human spirit.\n\nThroughout The Broome Collection, Broome used self-portraits to explore not only his appearance, but also his emotions, struggles, and triumphs. BC-234 reflects a contemplative chapter in that journey of a man who has lived, learned, and continues to search for meaning.\n\nIt is both a timeless portrait and a reminder that true strength often lies in quiet confidence and authenticity.\n\nIt is a celebration of self-knowledge, inner peace, and the beauty of being true to oneself.", "lookingCloser": "The soft palette and masterful use of light and shadow create an intimate and realistic portrait. The gentle smile and relaxed posture reflect a sense of inner peace and self-assurance. Every brushstroke contributes to the depth and texture that bring the artist to life.", "momentToReflect": "The truest portrait we can paint is not of how we look,\nbut of who we are when no one is watching.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-234", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.002549, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2753, "masterHeight": 2746, "canvasRect": { "x": 131, "y": 131, "w": 2491, "h": 2484 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-234/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-234/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-234/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-234/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-234/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-234/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-234/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-181", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-181", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-181)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "BC-181 is a rare and intimate self-portrait that exudes poise, confidence, and quiet individuality. Broome presents himself with a subtle sense of style and self-awareness, meeting the viewer's gaze with a look that is both inquisitive and composed.\n\nThe soft palette of pinks and neutrals creates a mood of warmth and approachability, while the artist's choice of hat and golden glasses adds a distinct personality to the portrait. It is a moment of self-expression that feels both casual and deliberate.\n\nBroome's self-portraits often reveal different facets of his psyche.\n\nHere, we see a side that is reflective yet at ease-suggesting an artist comfortable in his own skin, unafraid to present his true self to the world.\n\nThis painting invites us to consider how we present ourselves and the many layers of identity that shape who we are.", "lookingCloser": "The gentle brushstrokes and muted background keep the focus on the artist's expression. The pink hat and shirt, along with the golden glasses, create a harmonious balance that reflects both charm and introspection. The slight tilt of the head and the direct gaze suggest confidence and self-assurance, while the softness of the palette conveys a sense of calm and quiet reflection.", "momentToReflect": "The truest form of art is when you are not afraid to be yourself.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-181", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.807415, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1568, "masterHeight": 1942, "canvasRect": { "x": 97, "y": 98, "w": 1368, "h": 1746 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 413, "url": "art/whb-bc-181/512.webp" }, { "w": 827, "url": "art/whb-bc-181/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1568, "url": "art/whb-bc-181/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-181/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-181/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-181/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-181/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-096", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-096", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-096)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "Some paintings reveal their subjects immediately. Others ask us to slow down and question what we believe we see.\n\nAt first glance, this portrait appears familiar. The expressive brushwork, vibrant palette, and unmistakable visual language belong to William Henry Broome. Yet the face itself resists certainty. Is this another self-portrait, or someone whose presence carried lasting meaning in the artist's life? The softer features, youthful expression, and quiet gaze invite multiple interpretations without settling on any one answer.\n\nRather than offering identification, Broome seems more interested in exploring recognition itself. The symbolic markings surrounding the figure, together with the intense field of color, suggest that identity is never fixed; it is shaped by memory, emotion, experience, and the stories we tell about ourselves and others.\n\nPerhaps the mystery is intentional. By withholding certainty, the artist shifts the question away from Who is this? Why do we feel the need to know?\n\nLike many works throughout The Broome Collection, this portrait reminds us that some of the most compelling works of art are those that continue asking questions long after we have stepped away.", "lookingCloser": "The portrait combines Broome's energetic impasto technique with a surprisingly restrained expression. Warm oranges and deep reds surround the sitter, while the painted symbols and markings suggest layers of personal meaning beyond simple representation. Whether depicting the artist himself, another individual, or an imagined presence, the composition blurs the boundary between portrait, memory, and psychological reflection.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the greatest mystery in a portrait is not who\nwe are looking at but why we feel compelled to know.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-096", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.849511, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2258, "masterHeight": 2658, "canvasRect": { "x": 312, "y": 393, "w": 1594, "h": 1866 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-096/512.webp" }, { "w": 870, "url": "art/whb-bc-096/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1740, "url": "art/whb-bc-096/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-096/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-096/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-096/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-096/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-100", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-100", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-100)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "In this striking self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures a moment of raw, unguarded reaction, an expression caught between surprise, realization, and the vulnerability of being fully seen.\n\nThe open mouth, lifted brows, and widened eyes reveal more than astonishment; they reveal presence. This is not a posed expression but a split second of truth, rendered with remarkable honesty. The warm brown background strips away all distraction, leaving only the face, the emotion, and the viewer.\n\nBroome often explored the many states of his inner world. Here, he offers us an unfiltered glimpse into that world-where thought turns to feeling before words can form. The subtle details-the glint of the glasses, the texture of skin, the unshaven beard-ground the moment in reality, reminding us that even the most intense emotions live within the ordinary.\n\nThis portrait invites us to consider what startled the artist in this instant. Was it something he saw, something he remembered, or a truth he was willing to confront? Broome does not provide the answer. Instead, he leaves us with the question and the courage to look closer.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's masterful handling of light and texture brings immediacy to this self-portrait. The subtle variations in skin tone, the fine detail in the eyes and beard, and the reflective gleam of the gold frames create a lifelike presence. The uncluttered background intensifies the emotional impact, allowing the viewer to focus entirely on the expression. This work demonstrates Broome's ability to transform a fleeting moment into a powerful and lasting image.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the most revealing moments are\nthe ones we did not see coming.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-100", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.857249, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2318, "masterHeight": 2704, "canvasRect": { "x": 454, "y": 431, "w": 1431, "h": 1859 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 439, "url": "art/whb-bc-100/512.webp" }, { "w": 878, "url": "art/whb-bc-100/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1756, "url": "art/whb-bc-100/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-100/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-100/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-100/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-100/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-120", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-120", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-120)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "In this expressive portrait, William Henry Broome captures a raw, unfiltered moment of release. The figure, bathed in vibrant yellows and pinks, tilts back with abandon, drinking directly from a bottle boldly marked with his own name-a signature of personal ownership and fearless self-expression.\n\nThe swirling purple background vibrates with movement, mirroring the energy of the moment and the emotional turbulence that often-fueled Broome's creative fire. This is not mere indulgence-it is a declaration of living in the present, on one's own terms.\n\nThrough thick, tactile strokes and bold color choices, Broome transforms an intimate act into a universal symbol of freedom, rebellion, and the human need to break from restraint.\n\nThis painting invites us to reflect on the many ways we seek escape, and the courage it takes to be unapologetically authentic in those moments.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this work. The thick, expressive strokes create a vivid, almost sculptural texture. The warm yellows and pinks of the figure contrast strikingly with the dynamic purple background, drawing the eye to the gesture and emotion of the moment. The bottle, signed \"Broome,\" becomes a powerful symbol of identity and self-ownership, blurring the line between artist, subject, and story.", "momentToReflect": "Freedom is not always quiet.\nSometimes, it comes in a bold breath and a fearless sip.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-120", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.191604, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3321, "masterHeight": 2787, "canvasRect": { "x": 100, "y": 43, "w": 3113, "h": 2628 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-120/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-120/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-120/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-120/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-120/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-120/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-120/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-098", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-098", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-098)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "16 × 12 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 30.48, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "Not every face in The Broome Collection belongs to the artist himself.\n\nThis portrait is one such work of compelling presence rendered with respect, warmth, and quiet familiarity.\n\nThe young man's direct gaze and self-assured posture suggest a moment of confidence and individuality. The rich, fiery background contrasts with the cool greens of his clothing, creating a visual harmony that draws the viewer in while honoring the sitter's presence.\n\nBroome seldom identified the people he painted. Whether this is a family member, a friend, a neighbor, or someone whose life intersected with his own, we may never know. What remains is the artist's ability to capture not just a likeness, but a feeling, a quiet connection between painter, subject, and time.\n\nThis work reminds us that behind every portrait lies a relationship, a story, and a moment that mattered. Some stories are told in words. Others live forever in paint.\n\nAs with many works in the collection, the identity of the sitter remains part of the painting's enduring mystery-and part of its power.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's expressive brushwork and bold color palette bring the portrait to life. The warm reds and oranges create energy and vibrancy, while the greens add balance and depth. The sitter's expression is both relaxed and thoughtful, captured in a way that feels natural and sincere. The simplicity of the composition allows the viewer to focus on the person and the emotion within.", "momentToReflect": "We may not know his name, but we can feel his story.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-098", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.829609, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2079, "masterHeight": 2506, "canvasRect": { "x": 391, "y": 397, "w": 1292, "h": 1733 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 425, "url": "art/whb-bc-098/512.webp" }, { "w": 850, "url": "art/whb-bc-098/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1699, "url": "art/whb-bc-098/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-098/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-098/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-098/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-098/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-160", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-160", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-160)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-160 is a portrait unlike any other in The Broome Collection. Stripped of narrative, objects, and setting, Broome presents himself against a field of luminous yellow and green. The result is both intimate and monumental, a study of presence rather than place.\n\nThe vibrant background radiates energy and life. It surrounds Broome not as decoration, but as environment, suggesting that this color is part of who he is. Yellow has long been associated with clarity, intellect, and illumination. Here, it may also reflect hope, resilience, or the search for light during difficult times.\n\nBroome's expression is calm, thoughtful, and steady. His gaze is directed slightly upward, inviting the viewer to share in his moment of reflection. There is no performance here-only honesty. The absence of distraction allows us to focus entirely on the face, the eyes, and the quiet strength they reveal.\n\nKnowing what history has revealed about Broome's lifelong battle with mental illness, BC-160 becomes even more powerful. It may represent a moment of clarity, determination, or the ongoing effort to hold onto identity. Yet it also reminds us that behind every calm expression may be a private struggle.\n\nUltimately, BC-160 is a celebration of self-awareness. It is Broome at his most direct: no masks, no metaphors, no barriers. Just a man, his face, and the light he chooses to stand within.", "lookingCloser": "The bold use of yellow and green creates an atmosphere of intensity and focus. The upward gaze suggests contemplation, hope, or a connection to something beyond the frame. The simplicity of the composition removes everything but the essence of the artist himself.", "momentToReflect": "In the midst of our darkest seasons,\nwe still have the power to stand in our own light.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-160", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.824761, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2325, "masterHeight": 2819, "canvasRect": { "x": 111, "y": 111, "w": 2103, "h": 2597 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 422, "url": "art/whb-bc-160/512.webp" }, { "w": 845, "url": "art/whb-bc-160/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1689, "url": "art/whb-bc-160/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-160/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-160/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-160/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-160/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-185", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-185", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-185)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "10 × 8 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 20.32, "heightCm": 25.4 }, "curatorNote": "BC-185 and BC-182 form an intimate visual dialogue that explores the many roles, moods, and personas that William Henry Broome inhabited throughout his life. In both works, Broome turns the act of portraiture into a subtle performance using hats as expressions of identity, emotion, and creative freedom.\n\nThe vibrant, whimsical hat in BC-185 suggests a spirit of playfulness, individuality, and artistic confidence. In contrast, the soft, voluminous hat in BC-182 evokes introspection, quiet strength, and a more contemplative state. Together, they reveal Broome's mastery in portraying the complexity of self-how we shift between outward expression and inward reflection.\n\nThese portraits are not simply about fashion or accessories; they are psychological self-portraits. Broome uses costume as a symbolic language, asking: Who am I today? Who do I choose to be?\n\nWhat parts of me do I reveal, and which do I hold close? Through humor, vulnerability, and honesty, Broome invites us to see the fluid, ever-evolving nature of identity.", "lookingCloser": "Both portraits showcase Broome's meticulous realism and attention to detail. The subtle variations in light, texture, and color reflect the emotional tone of each piece. The hats become focal points-symbols of mood, character, and transformation-while the artist's expressive gaze connects directly with the viewer, creating a sense of intimacy and authenticity. By placing himself in the frame with various hats, Broome acknowledges that we all wear many \"hats\" in life each representing a role, responsibility, or facet of the self.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes we wear color to show our joy.\nSometimes we wear silence\nto protect our soul. Both are true.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-185", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.873828, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2050, "masterHeight": 2346, "canvasRect": { "x": 472, "y": 467, "w": 1107, "h": 1411 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 447, "url": "art/whb-bc-185/512.webp" }, { "w": 895, "url": "art/whb-bc-185/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1790, "url": "art/whb-bc-185/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-185/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-185/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-185/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-185/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-182", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-182", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-182)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "10 × 8 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 20.32, "heightCm": 25.4 }, "curatorNote": "BC-185 and BC-182 form an intimate visual dialogue that explores the many roles, moods, and personas that William Henry Broome inhabited throughout his life. In both works, Broome turns the act of portraiture into a subtle performance using hats as expressions of identity, emotion, and creative freedom.\n\nThe vibrant, whimsical hat in BC-185 suggests a spirit of playfulness, individuality, and artistic confidence. In contrast, the soft, voluminous hat in BC-182 evokes introspection, quiet strength, and a more contemplative state. Together, they reveal Broome's mastery in portraying the complexity of self-how we shift between outward expression and inward reflection.\n\nThese portraits are not simply about fashion or accessories; they are psychological self-portraits. Broome uses costume as a symbolic language, asking: Who am I today? Who do I choose to be?\n\nWhat parts of me do I reveal, and which do I hold close? Through humor, vulnerability, and honesty, Broome invites us to see the fluid, ever-evolving nature of identity.", "lookingCloser": "Both portraits showcase Broome's meticulous realism and attention to detail. The subtle variations in light, texture, and color reflect the emotional tone of each piece. The hats become focal points-symbols of mood, character, and transformation-while the artist's expressive gaze connects directly with the viewer, creating a sense of intimacy and authenticity. By placing himself in the frame with various hats, Broome acknowledges that we all wear many \"hats\" in life each representing a role, responsibility, or facet of the self.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes we wear color to show our joy.\nSometimes we wear silence\nto protect our soul. Both are true.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-182", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.867722, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1863, "masterHeight": 2147, "canvasRect": { "x": 354, "y": 349, "w": 1157, "h": 1459 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 444, "url": "art/whb-bc-182/512.webp" }, { "w": 889, "url": "art/whb-bc-182/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1777, "url": "art/whb-bc-182/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-182/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-182/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-182/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-182/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-215", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-215", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-215)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Linen", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-215 is an intimate and deeply personal self-portrait by William Henry Broome. The intense red background wraps around the figure like an emotional flame, placing the focus entirely on the artist's face.\n\nThe cigarette, the steady gaze behind the golden glasses, and the calm expression suggest a moment of pause, quiet reflection amid the complexity of life. Broome is not performing. He is simply being.\n\nThe bold, expressive brushstrokes across the skin hold more than texture. They carry feeling, memory, and experience. Each stroke is a mark of time and truth.\n\nThe swirling red background symbolizes passion, struggle, creativity, and the fire that drives the artist.\n\nThere is honesty in this painting. It shows a man who has lived, loved, worked hard, and seen both beauty and pain. It shows a man who continues to create because he must.\n\nBC-215 invites us to look beyond the surface. It reminds us that behind every artwork is a human being full of questions, dreams, doubts, and hope.\n\nIt is a portrait of bravery-the bravery of being yourself in a world that is not always kind.", "lookingCloser": "The red background surrounds Broome like a living emotion. The texture on his skin is bold and full of life, showing years of experiences. The glasses and the cigarette add to the mood of reflection and honesty. This is Broome in a moment of thought calm, observant, and true.", "momentToReflect": "The truest portrait is not what we show\nthe world, but what we dare to feel.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-215", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.827626, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2151, "masterHeight": 2599, "canvasRect": { "x": 186, "y": 184, "w": 1766, "h": 2235 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 424, "url": "art/whb-bc-215/512.webp" }, { "w": 847, "url": "art/whb-bc-215/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1695, "url": "art/whb-bc-215/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-215/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-215/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-215/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-215/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-152", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-152", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-152)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-152 is a penetrating self-portrait that radiates emotional honesty and vulnerability. Broome meets the viewer directly with no disguise, no avoidance, only the unfiltered truth of his presence in that moment.\n\nThe luminous green background contrasts with the fiery oranges and reds of his clothing, creating a powerful visual duality between calm and intensity, stability and inner conflict. The warmth of his face and eyes draws us in, inviting a connection that feels personal and immediate.\n\nThis portrait reflects Broome's willingness to document himself authentically. There is no attempt to please or to perform; instead, we see a man fully aware of life's weight, yet still standing, still looking, still painting.\n\nThrough bold color and textured brushwork, Broome communicates more than appearance-he shares an emotional state, a mindset, and a piece of his journey.\n\nBC-152 reminds us that self-portraiture can be an act of courage. It is not about how we wish to be seen, but about how we have truly been at least for a moment when no one is looking except the one holding the brush.", "lookingCloser": "The artist's direct gaze is unwavering. The warm tones in the face are balanced by the cool green background, creating tension and depth. The expressive brushwork reveals texture, movement, and emotion hallmarks of Broome's commitment to raw and authentic self-expression. Broome often painted to understand himself. This work appears to capture a moment of clarity amid complexity. The open shirt and ribbon tie suggest vulnerability, openness, and perhaps a desire to feel or be seen without pretense. It is both armor and honesty worn at the same time.", "momentToReflect": "We do not always choose the storms we face, but we can choose to meet them honestly.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-152", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.81954, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2139, "masterHeight": 2610, "canvasRect": { "x": 102, "y": 102, "w": 1935, "h": 2406 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 420, "url": "art/whb-bc-152/512.webp" }, { "w": 839, "url": "art/whb-bc-152/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1678, "url": "art/whb-bc-152/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-152/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-152/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-152/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-152/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-095", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-095", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-095)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "In this portrait, William Henry Broome turns the gaze inward with poise and quiet clarity. The direct eye contact, measured expression, and upright posture convey the composure of an artist deeply aware of his craft and his purpose.\n\nThe richly patterned garment-built from impasto layers of red, blue, and white-becomes more than clothing; it is a visual statement. It wraps the figure in energy and movement, contrasting with the stillness of the dark background and drawing our attention to the presence before us. The hand placed at the chest adds a note of sincerity, poise, or personal conviction-an unspoken message from the artist to the viewer.\n\nThroughout The Broome Collection, self-portraits reveal more than appearance. They capture states of mind, moments of reflection, and the many roles the artist inhabits. This work offers a window into a time of self-assurance and contemplation, inviting us to consider the man behind the brushstrokes.\n\nAs with all portraits in this collection, the story continues with you. What do you see in his expression? What do you sense in the colors he chose? The answers are part of your own experience with the work.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's controlled brushwork and skilled impasto technique bring extraordinary depth to the garment's texture. The palette of red, blue, and white-applied with confidence creates a dynamic counterpoint to the subdued background. The golden glasses, subtle facial detailing, and hand placement work together to express intelligence, introspection, and self-possession.", "momentToReflect": "The canvas holds more than the image we see it holds the vision, the voice,\nand the moment the artist chose to be still.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-095", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.860366, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2631, "masterHeight": 3058, "canvasRect": { "x": 494, "y": 489, "w": 1608, "h": 2042 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 441, "url": "art/whb-bc-095/512.webp" }, { "w": 881, "url": "art/whb-bc-095/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1762, "url": "art/whb-bc-095/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-095/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-095/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-095/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-095/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-125", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-125", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-125)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "Among the hundreds of works preserved within The Broome Collection, BC-125 is one of the most visually explosive. William Henry Broome abandons restraint in favor of raw emotional force, creating a portrait that feels less painted than released. The figure appears suspended between a scream, a cry for help, and an act of liberation, while the surrounding eruption of crimson, orange, yellow, and blue transforms the entire canvas into an extension of the artist's emotional state.\n\nUnlike a traditional self-portrait, this work does not seek physical likeness alone. Every brushstroke amplifies sensation. Thick impasto radiates outward from the head, dissolving the boundary between the subject and the surrounding environment. The artist himself becomes the center of an emotional detonation, suggesting that inner experience cannot be contained by the human body.\n\nThroughout The Broome Collection, Broome repeatedly returned to themes of vulnerability, isolation, and psychological endurance. Here those themes reach one of their most uncompromising expressions. Yet even in its intensity, the painting is not without hope. The open mouth may represent anguish, but it can also signify release the moment when silence finally gives way to expression. In that sense, the work reminds us that the act of creating art can itself become an act of survival.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto reaches extraordinary intensity in this painting, with thick layers of paint creating an almost sculptural surface. Warm reds, oranges, and yellows dominate the composition, while flashes of blue introduce visual tension that heightens the emotional energy. The upward perspective and exaggerated expression pull the viewer directly into the psychological experience rather than allowing emotional distance.\nEvery element works together to transform portraiture into pure emotional expression.", "momentToReflect": "The loudest cries are sometimes spoken without a single word.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-125", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.846589, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2395, "masterHeight": 2829, "canvasRect": { "x": 184, "y": 192, "w": 1937, "h": 2403 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 433, "url": "art/whb-bc-125/512.webp" }, { "w": 867, "url": "art/whb-bc-125/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1734, "url": "art/whb-bc-125/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-125/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-125/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-125/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-125/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-048", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-048", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-048)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this intimate self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself with quiet confidence and thoughtful presence. The direct gaze, softened by golden glasses and framed by textured hair and beard, invites a moment of connection between artist and viewer. The raised hand, holding a slender object with a glowing tip, introduces an element of poetic symbolism and personal narrative.\n\nThe swirling black and white background creates a sense of movement and energy that contrasts with the steadiness of the figure. The richly textured brushwork throughout the face, beard, and garment reflects Broome's expressive technique and his ability to convey depth through surface and color.\n\nThe portrait may suggest themes of creativity, illumination, contemplation, and the artist's ongoing dialogue with his own identity. The object held aloft could symbolize inspiration, a tool of creation, or an idea brought to light-meanings that remain open to the viewer's individual interpretation.\n\nThis work encourages us to look beyond appearances and to consider how we present ourselves to the world, how we protect our inner lives, and how moments of insight can shape the path ahead.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's textured brushstrokes create dimension and vitality, particularly in the face, beard, and garment, where short, layered strokes build rich surfaces. The circular motion in the background draws attention inward, framing the figure and enhancing the sense of focus. The use of contrasting colors-warm flesh tones against the cool, dynamic backdrop adds dramatic tension and visual harmony.", "momentToReflect": "Clarity does not always come in certainty; sometimes it arrives as a\nsingle spark that allows us to see ourselves more clearly than before.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-048", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.997366, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3029, "masterHeight": 3037, "canvasRect": { "x": 145, "y": 145, "w": 2739, "h": 2747 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 511, "url": "art/whb-bc-048/512.webp" }, { "w": 1021, "url": "art/whb-bc-048/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2043, "url": "art/whb-bc-048/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-048/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-048/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-048/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-048/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-236", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-236", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-236)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-236 is a deeply introspective self-portrait by William Henry Broome. It captures a moment of quiet contemplation, strength, and inner reflection.\n\nThe olive-green tones create a sense of grounding, growth, and resilience. The textured brushstrokes and expressive use of color reveal the complexity of the human spirit. Broome's gaze is steady and direct yet filled with thought and depth.\n\nBroome often used self-portraiture to explore identity and the human experience. This portrait shows a man who is thoughtful, real, and unafraid to face himself. It is not about perfection-it is about truth.\n\nThis image reminds us that true strength comes from self-awareness and acceptance. It is a portrait of a man who understands that life is a journey of growth, learning, and becoming.\n\nBC-236 invites us to look beyond the surface and to reflect on our own path with honesty and courage.\n\nIt is a celebration of self-reflection, growth, and the beauty of becoming.", "lookingCloser": "The earthy tones and expressive brushstrokes create a sense of strength and introspection. The gaze is steady, honest, and thoughtful. Every detail reflects a man who is not afraid to look within and embrace his true self.", "momentToReflect": "The journey within is the most important journey of all.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-236", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.999636, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2745, "masterHeight": 2746, "canvasRect": { "x": 131, "y": 131, "w": 2483, "h": 2484 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-236/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-236/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2047, "url": "art/whb-bc-236/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-236/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-236/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-236/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-236/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-104", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-104", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-104)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Linen", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "Unlike many of William Henry Broome's emotionally charged self-portraits,\n\nBC-104 conveys remarkable restraint. Dressed in dark clothing and wearing a black beret secured with a simple gold clasp, Broome presents himself not as a figure in conflict, but as an artist in quiet command of his craft. The portrait possesses an almost timeless quality, recalling the tradition of European masters who painted themselves not only as painters, but as observers of the human condition.\n\nThe subdued palette allows the viewer's attention to settle on Broome's face and unwavering gaze. His expression reveals neither joy nor despair. Instead, it suggests a contemplation moment suspended between thought and action. The green background quietly separates the figure from the outside world, creating an intimate psychological space where identity becomes the true subject of the painting.\n\nThroughout The Broome Collection, Broome assumes many roles: witness, sufferer, philosopher, provocateur, and storyteller. Here, he chooses another-that of the thoughtful artist, inviting us to look beyond appearances and recognize that self-portraiture is often less about recording a face than revealing a state of mind.", "lookingCloser": "The harmony between the deep black clothing, muted green background, and warm flesh tones creates one of the collection's most balanced compositions. The carefully painted glasses, restrained facial expression, and subtle gold clasp at the collar demonstrate Broome's technical control and appreciation for classical portraiture. Unlike many of his more expressionistic works, this painting relies on quiet precision rather than emotional intensity.", "momentToReflect": "Some images disturb us because they reveal parts of ourselves we would rather not face.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-104", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.837878, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2274, "masterHeight": 2714, "canvasRect": { "x": 177, "y": 192, "w": 1834, "h": 2287 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 429, "url": "art/whb-bc-104/512.webp" }, { "w": 858, "url": "art/whb-bc-104/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1716, "url": "art/whb-bc-104/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-104/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-104/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-104/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-104/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-076", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-076", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-076)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "24 × 18 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 45.72, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "In this composed self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself with deliberate elegance and restraint. Wearing a bright yellow fedora and matching shirt beneath a dark coat, he adopts the appearance of a gentleman from another era, while the long pipe introduces an air of contemplation rather than performance. The portrait stands in marked contrast to many of Broome's emotionally turbulent self-images, suggesting a moment in which identity is carefully constructed rather than exposed.\n\nThe restrained palette of deep browns, blacks, and luminous yellows creates a quiet psychological tension. Yellow-often associated with intellect, imagination, and optimism-becomes the visual anchor of the composition, while the dark clothing grounds the figure in seriousness and introspection. Rather than inviting sympathy, Broome invites observation. His direct but slightly sidelong gaze asks the viewer to consider not only who he is, but who he chooses to become.\n\nLike many works throughout The Broome Collection, this painting blurs the boundary between self-portrait and character study. It reflects the artist's fascination with identity as something continually performed, revised, and questioned. The portrait is less about appearance than about the roles we adopt to navigate the world.", "lookingCloser": "The crisp contrast between the vivid yellow hat against a subdued background immediately establishes the figure as a focal point. The long pipe introduces a classic, almost latterly equality, while Broome’s controlled brushwork and measured expression create one of the collection’s most reserved yet psychologically compelling portraits. Every element contributes to an atmosphere of quiet confidence tempered by introspection.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the strongest portraits are not the loudest ones,\nbut those that quietly ask us who we become when no one is watching.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-076", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.777597, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1909, "masterHeight": 2455, "canvasRect": { "x": 174, "y": 124, "w": 1624, "h": 2205 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 398, "url": "art/whb-bc-076/512.webp" }, { "w": 796, "url": "art/whb-bc-076/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1593, "url": "art/whb-bc-076/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-076/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-076/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-076/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-076/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-057", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-057", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-057)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "In this haunting and expressive work, William Henry Broome dives deep into the inner world of emotion and vulnerability. The face, partially obscured and abstracted, appears lost in thought, its features dissolving into a storm of color, texture, and movement.\n\nThe intense palette-dominated by deep greens, fiery reds, earthy ochres, and stark whites, creates a powerful sense of tension and emotional depth. The dynamic splatters and drips speak to an inner turmoil, revealing the rawness of the human experience beneath the surface.\n\nBroome's impasto technique brings a tactile, almost sculptural quality to the piece. The thick, expressive application of paint captures both chaos and catharsis, transforming the canvas into a mirror of the soul.\n\nBroome does not offer clarity; he invites empathy. This work asks the viewer to slow down, to feel, and to reflect on the moments when words fail, and the heart speaks through color and form.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, it remains an open-ended personal narrative, waiting for each viewer to complete with their own story.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is strikingly evident here. Thick, tactile layers of paint create a richly textured surface, inviting a physical and emotional connection. The contrast between the obscured face and the energetic background highlights the tension between internal reflection and external expression, drawing the viewer into a moment of profound introspection.", "momentToReflect": "In the silence of our deepest thoughts, we often find truths\nthat words are unable to express.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-057", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.840918, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2199, "masterHeight": 2615, "canvasRect": { "x": 343, "y": 340, "w": 1502, "h": 1940 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 431, "url": "art/whb-bc-057/512.webp" }, { "w": 861, "url": "art/whb-bc-057/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1722, "url": "art/whb-bc-057/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-057/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-057/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-057/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-057/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-238", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-238", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-238)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-238 is a powerful and introspective self-portrait by William Henry Broome. It reveals a moment of quiet strength, resilience, and inner depth.\n\nThe muted background, the earth-toned palette, and the subtle brushwork create a sense of stillness and solitude. Yet within that stillness is a man who has lived, observed, and endured. The beanie, the glasses, and the layered clothing suggest both protection and preparation-ready to face the world yet guarded in thought.\n\nBroome's gaze is steady and direct. It shows honesty and a willingness to be seen. The mix of colors on the face speaks to the complexity of the human experience. No two moments are the same, and no two feelings are ever simple.\n\nThis portrait is not about perfection. It is about truth.\n\nIt is about accepting who we are and continuing the journey with courage.\n\nIt is a portrait of endurance, self-awareness, and the strength found in quiet determination.", "lookingCloser": "The muted tones and textured brushstrokes reflect a moment of quiet reflection. The eyes reveal depth, experience, and honesty. Every detail-from the beanie to the jacket tells a story of a man who has lived and continues to grow.", "momentToReflect": "The strongest people are not the ones who never fall.\nThey are the ones who rise and keep going.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-238", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.003282, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2751, "masterHeight": 2742, "canvasRect": { "x": 131, "y": 131, "w": 2489, "h": 2480 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-238/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-238/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-238/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-238/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-238/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-238/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-238/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-136", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-136", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-136)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-136 is a compelling self-portrait in which William Henry Broome crafts an enigmatic and deliberate persona. The green hat with its bold red band and feather, paired with round gold glasses, evokes a sense of theatricality and intentional self-fashioning.\n\nBroome's steady gaze and composed expression suggest both confidence and concealment. The dark background eliminates distraction, drawing the viewer into an intimate encounter with the artist's constructed identity.\n\nThe rich textures in the hat and clothing contrast with the smooth modeling of the face, emphasizing the boundary between appearance and essence. This duality is central to the work itself, both revealed and guarded.\n\nThroughout The Broome Collection, works like BC-136 remind us that identity is not fixed. It is shaped, chosen, and often hidden beneath the layers we present to the world.", "lookingCloser": "The textured green hat, vibrant red band, and single feather are carefully rendered symbols of individuality and controlled expression. The gold glasses frame the artist's eyes, inviting connection while maintaining a barrier. The contrast between the dark background and the illuminated face intensifies the sense of presence and introspection.", "momentToReflect": "We all wear our own hat-a choice of colors, a story of\nwho we wish to be, and who we protect beneath the brim.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-136", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.845877, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2349, "masterHeight": 2777, "canvasRect": { "x": 213, "y": 167, "w": 1867, "h": 2386 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 433, "url": "art/whb-bc-136/512.webp" }, { "w": 866, "url": "art/whb-bc-136/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1732, "url": "art/whb-bc-136/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-136/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-136/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-136/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-136/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-143", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-143", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-143)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "This intimate self-portrait captures a rare moment of stillness and inward focus. Broome is shown reading, his gaze lowered, absorbed in thought. The dark, swirling green background creates a cocoon around him-removing all distractions and directing our attention to the quiet act of reflection.\n\nThe soft light on his face reveals both vulnerability and intensity. The golden glasses and beaded necklace add subtle details that speak to his personal style, yet it is the expression that commands attention: contemplative, searching. and unguarded.\n\nBooks often appear in Broome's work as symbols of knowledge, solace, and escape. Here, reading becomes more than an activity-it is a refuge, a way to make sense of the complex emotions that defined his life.\n\nThis portrait invites viewers to consider their own moments of quiet reflection. In a world that constantly demands our attention, Broome reminds us of the importance of turning inward, listening, and understanding ourselves.", "lookingCloser": "The downward gaze, soft lighting, and book in hand speak to a moment of deep concentration. The swirling dark green background isolates Broome, creating an atmosphere of introspection. The fine details-the gold-rimmed glasses, beaded necklace, and texture of the brushwork-bring life to this introspective study of the artist.", "momentToReflect": "In the quiet moments when no one is watching, we often\ndiscover the truth we have been searching for all along.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-143", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.852162, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1931, "masterHeight": 2266, "canvasRect": { "x": 322, "y": 321, "w": 1269, "h": 1614 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 436, "url": "art/whb-bc-143/512.webp" }, { "w": 873, "url": "art/whb-bc-143/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1745, "url": "art/whb-bc-143/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-143/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-143/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-143/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-143/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-199", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-199", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-199)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Linen", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-199 is a vivid and powerful self-portrait by William Henry Broome. It captures a moment of clarity, creativity, and quiet strength.\n\nThe bold colors across his face-yellow, red, and orange-suggest energy, passion, and the inner fire that drives the artist. These are not random marks. They reflect emotion, spirit, and the intensity of a mind always observing, always creating.\n\nThe dreadlocked hair spreads outward like rays of thought or inspiration. It gives the portrait movement and life. The background's flowing colors-purple, blue, and pink-add depth and mood. They feel like the rhythm of the artist's world.\n\nBroome's gaze is calm and steady. There is wisdom in his eyes. He is not trying to impress. He is simply being true to himself.\n\nThis painting reminds us that the artist's journey is not just about what he sees, but about what he feels and how he shares it. BC-199 is a celebration of identity, creativity, and the courage to be different.\n\nIt is a window into the soul of William Henry Broome.", "lookingCloser": "The strong brushstrokes and bright colors across the face show emotion and energy. The flowing background adds depth and movement. The dreadlocked hair radiates outward, symbolizing creativity, freedom, and the many thoughts of a creative mind. The artist's calm eyes remind us of inner peace and self-acceptance.", "momentToReflect": "Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-199", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.826405, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2147, "masterHeight": 2598, "canvasRect": { "x": 187, "y": 188, "w": 1769, "h": 2231 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 423, "url": "art/whb-bc-199/512.webp" }, { "w": 846, "url": "art/whb-bc-199/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1692, "url": "art/whb-bc-199/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-199/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-199/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-199/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-199/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-190", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-190", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-190)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "5 × 16 in.", "curatorNote": "BC-190 presents one of William Henry Broome’s most intimate and emotionally vulnerable self-portraits. Curled tightly into the fetal position, the artist returns to the posture of our earliest existence, a universal gesture of protection, vulnerability, and the instinctive search for safety. It is a position that speaks not of defeat, but of a profound desire to retreat from emotional pain and find refuge within oneself.\n\nThe composition is deliberately restrained. A quiet field of cool blue and deep violet surrounds the figure, stripping away all unnecessary distractions and leaving the viewer alone with the artist’s physical and emotional presence. Every element appears intentional, encouraging us to focus on the solitude of the moment rather than the world beyond it.\n\nBeside Broome's head rests a pair of pink women’s undergarments, carefully positioned within the composition rather than hidden from view. Their presence immediately raises questions but offers no clear answers. They may suggest memory, intimacy, longing, identity, vulnerability, companionship, or the remnants of a relationship known only to the artist. Broome provides no explanation, allowing this small but striking object to remain one of the painting’s most intriguing mysteries.\n\nThroughout the Broome Collection, personal objects often appear not as illustrations but as symbols fragments of a larger story left intentionally incomplete. Here, the undergarments become part of the emotional landscape, inviting viewers to reflect on the complexity of human relationships, identity, and the private experiences that shape us but are rarely seen by others.\n\nRather than offering certainty, Broome offers honesty. This painting reminds us that every life contains moments of fear, tenderness, loneliness, and quiet resilience. In its silence, BC-190 becomes less a portrait of despair than a deeply human meditation on the universal need for comfort, understanding, and acceptance.", "lookingCloser": "The small scale and narrow format intensify the sense of confinement and introspection. Broome's careful use of muted color and soft light removes all external reference, placing the focus entirely on the human state of fear and withdrawal. This work suggests a moment when words fail, and the body instinctively seeks safety. It is a visual diary entry from the inner child still shielding himself from harm.", "momentToReflect": "In the moments when we feel most alone, we often\nbecome the most honest with ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-190", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 2.034201, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2736, "masterHeight": 1345, "canvasRect": { "x": 456, "y": 447, "w": 1820, "h": 429 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-190/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-190/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-190/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-190/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-190/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-190/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-190/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-046", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-046", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-046)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "curatorNote": "In this intimate horizontal composition, William Henry Broome places himself in a position of exposure and exhaustion. The artist lies bare, looking outward with a gaze that is both questioning and searching.\n\nThe golden field surrounds him like a vast, quiet space-unadorned and unfiltered, allowing his expression and gesture to take center stage. The subtle lines and warm palette convey a sense of fragility, curiosity, and the desire for connection.\n\nBroome's minimalist approach distills the moment to its essence: a human being reaching, observing, and perhaps asking to be seen and understood.\n\nThis work invites us to pause and meet the artist in a moment of raw honesty, where vulnerability becomes strength.", "lookingCloser": "The long, horizontal format and restrained composition focus our attention on the face and hands-windows to the emotions within. The golden background and expressive line work create a sense of openness and stillness, while the artist's direct gaze invites a quiet conversation about identity, presence, and the need to be understood.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely\nexposed-yet it is in that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-046", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 2.808305, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 5816, "masterHeight": 2071, "canvasRect": { "x": 99, "y": 99, "w": 5618, "h": 1873 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-046/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-046/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-046/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-046/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-046/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-046/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-046/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-046/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-046/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-046/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 5816, "height": 2071, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-010", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-010", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-010)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "20 × 38 in.", "curatorNote": "William Henry Broome often blurred the boundaries between the physical and the emotional. In this remarkable composition, the reclining figure appears almost inseparable from the surrounding landscape, as though body and nature have become part of the same living expression. Rich greens and luminous yellows flow across the canvas with restless energy, transforming the figure into something that feels both human and elemental.\n\nThe painting resists a literal reading. Is the figure resting, emerging, surrendering, or being reclaimed by the natural world? Broome offers no explanation. Instead, he allows the viewer to experience the work emotionally before attempting to understand it intellectually.\n\nThere is a quiet tenderness within the composition. Although the figure is physically vulnerable, there is no sense of fear or violence.\n\nRather, the body appears suspended in a moment of profound stillness, surrounded by a landscape that seems less like a setting than an extension of the figure itself. The earth does not overpower the individual, it embraces her.\n\nThroughout the Broome Collection, the artist frequently explored humanity's relationship with identity, memory, and solitude. Here, those themes expand into something larger. The painting invites us to consider whether healing begins when we stop resisting the world around us and allow ourselves to become part of it.\n\nLike many of Broome's most compelling works, the painting offers no final answer. Instead, it quietly reminds us that growth often occurs in places where vulnerability and renewal meet.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's energetic impasto technique gives the surface extraordinary movement.\nThick layers of yellow and green paint create the impression of living vegetation, while the reclining figure emerges organically from the surrounding brushwork rather than standing apart from it. The absence of sharp outlines encourages the eye to wander between body and landscape, reinforcing the painting's central tension between individuality and unity with nature. The darker accents surrounding the figure provide rhythm and contrast, anchoring the composition without disturbing its overall sense of harmony.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes healing begins not when we change who we are,\nbut when we remember that we have always belonged.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-010", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.802766, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3519, "masterHeight": 1952, "canvasRect": { "x": 103, "y": 198, "w": 3251, "h": 1537 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-010/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-010/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-010/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-010/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-010/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-010/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-010/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-111", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-111", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-111)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Oil on Canvas Board", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-111 is a raw and visceral self-portrait that plunges the viewer into the depths of psychological unrest. Broome presents a figure consumed by internal pressure, expressed through tension, gesture, and explosive color:\n\nThe arms raised and gripping the head convey a sense of overwhelm an attempt to contain or silence the mind's turmoil. The face, painted in thick, agitated strokes, is both mask and mirror. The open mouth and extended form suggest a cry that transcends words.\n\nBroome's dramatic use of color deep reds, turbulent teals, and searing accents-creates a visual language of emotional eruption. The radiating background amplifies the figure's isolation while also suggesting a psychological pressure that pushes outward.\n\nThis work stands as a testament to Broome's unflinching exploration of the human condition, where pain, anxiety, and inner conflict become inseparable from identity.", "lookingCloser": "The intense texture of the paint creates a tactile representation of emotional strain. The radiating strokes in the background direct our attention inward, to a mind under siege. The gaping mouth and distorted form may reflect the struggle to release thoughts and emotions too heavy to speak.", "momentToReflect": "Within the silence of torment, the soul cries out in colors\nthat words can never hold.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-111", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.189498, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3126, "masterHeight": 2628, "canvasRect": { "x": 311, "y": 394, "w": 2476, "h": 1884 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-111/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-111/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-111/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-111/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-111/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-111/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-111/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-169", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-169", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-169)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-169 is a deeply personal and evocative painting that captures a moment of transition. Broome is leaving either a place, a chapter, or perhaps a version of himself.\n\nThe figure is nude, unguarded, and vulnerable. He carries a suitcase, a universal symbol of departure, decision, and the unknown. His hand reaches toward the door, a threshold that separates where he has been from where he may be going. The door is not fully open-the choice is in progress.\n\nBroome's use of loose, unfinished brushwork heightens the emotional honesty of the scene. The background is pared down to essentials, placing all attention on the figure and his quiet act of leaving. A shadow-like form follows behind him, echoing his movement. It may suggest memory, doubt, burden, or the part of ourselves that never truly leaves.\n\nThis is not a triumphant goodbye. It is a sober, ambiguous moment one filled with uncertainty, courage, and perhaps a touch of fear. Broome invites us to ask: What is he leaving behind? What is he seeking? And most importantly-what will he become?\n\nBC-169 stands as a reminder that life is made of thresholds, and that every departure carries both loss and possibility.", "lookingCloser": "Broome simplifies the environment so that the emotional story is clear and immediate. The suitcase, the reaching hand, the door, and the shadow behind him form a visual narrative of decision and transition. The unfinished quality of the painting mirrors the unfinished nature of the moment itself-everything is still unknown.", "momentToReflect": "Every ending is a doorway to something\nwe cannot yet see.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-169", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.235429, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2692, "masterHeight": 2179, "canvasRect": { "x": 104, "y": 104, "w": 2484, "h": 1971 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-169/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-169/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-169/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-169/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-169/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-169/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-169/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-101", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-101", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-101)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "This provocative work confronts the viewer with imagery that is both unsettling and deeply symbolic. Broome often used bold forms and raw expression to explore themes of identity, vulnerability, exposure, and the human condition.\n\nThe central figure-framed within a fiery, almost sacred mandorla-appears to be both revealed and wounded. The wide eyes suggest shock, awareness, or a plea to be seen. The surrounding field of agitated color creates a sense of intensity and psychological tension, drawing the viewer into an emotional experience that is impossible to ignore.\n\nWhile the subject matter is enigmatic and provocative, Broome's intention is rarely about provocation for its own sake. Instead, he uses symbolism and distortion to communicate what words cannot express-fears, obsessions, spiritual questions, and the struggle to understand oneself in a complicated world.\n\nThis painting reminds us that Broome's work often moves between the deeply personal and the universally human. It invites multiple interpretations each shaped by the viewer's own experiences, beliefs, and willingness to look beyond the surface.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique creates a thick, tactile surface that adds emotional weight to the imagery. The vibrant oranges and reds form a halo-like field, suggesting energy, intensity, or spiritual significance. The distorted figure and raw symbolism challenge the viewer to confront discomfort and consider deeper meanings beneath the surface.", "momentToReflect": "Some images disturb us because they reveal parts of ourselves we would rather not face.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-101", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.846591, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2384, "masterHeight": 2816, "canvasRect": { "x": 368, "y": 460, "w": 1603, "h": 2037 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 433, "url": "art/whb-bc-101/512.webp" }, { "w": 867, "url": "art/whb-bc-101/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1734, "url": "art/whb-bc-101/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-101/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-101/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-101/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-101/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-045", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-045", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-045)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "36 × 12 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 30.48, "heightCm": 91.44 }, "curatorNote": "In this unflinching nude self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself without disguise, both literally and figuratively. The upright stance, the direct gaze turned slightly downward, and the hands holding an object at the center of the body create a composition charged with vulnerability, curiosity, and psychological tension.\n\nThe turquoise field surrounding the figure offers a cool, distant space that contrasts with the warm golden tones of the flesh. This contrast draws the viewer's attention to the figure's presence while also creating a dialogue between exposure and isolation. Broome's use of thin, expressive outlines allows form and emotion to coexist in a space that feels both intimate and confrontational.\n\nThe pose, gesture, and the object held invite many possible interpretations-innocence and exploration, power and anxiety, humor and unease. Broome does not offer clarity; instead, he opens a door to personal reflection on the body, identity, desire, and self-perception.\n\nThis work challenges us to look beyond first impressions and to consider how society, memory, and inner experience shape the way we see ourselves. Broome leaves the question unresolved, inviting us to consider the many layers of meaning that remain between the artist and the viewer.", "lookingCloser": "Broome strips away nearly every distraction, leaving only the figure, color, and gesture. The elongated stance and simplified contour draw the viewer’s attention to posture rather than anatomy, suggesting vulnerability instead of exhibition. The striking contrast between the cool turquoise background and the warm golden figure creates a quiet psychological tension, while the confident yet uncertain pose invites us to question whether we are witnessing confidence, humor, defiance, or emotional exposure. Like much of Broome’s work, the meaning is left intentionally unresolved, allowing each viewer to bring their own experiences to the image.", "momentToReflect": "Some truths are revealed only when we are willing\nto see ourselves without hiding just as we are.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-045", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.355892, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2093, "masterHeight": 5881, "canvasRect": { "x": 100, "y": 100, "w": 1893, "h": 5681 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 182, "url": "art/whb-bc-045/512.webp" }, { "w": 364, "url": "art/whb-bc-045/1024.webp" }, { "w": 729, "url": "art/whb-bc-045/2048.webp" }, { "w": 1458, "url": "art/whb-bc-045/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-045/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-045/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-045/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-045/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-045/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-045/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 2093, "height": 5881, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-007", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-007", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-007)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "36 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 91.44 }, "curatorNote": "In this haunting and symbolic work, William Henry Broome presents a vision that is both confronting and deeply personal. The central figure stands at the threshold between anguish and revelation-mouth open in a silent cry, eyes wide with a raw, unfiltered intensity. She appears both vulnerable and otherworldly, as if calling out from a realm beyond ordinary understanding.\n\nBelow her lies another self—upside down, eyes open and unblinking, framed by a cascade of red. This duality suggests the many layers of identity we carry: the self we show the world, and the self we keep buried within our fears, memories, and pain.\n\nThe dark, turbulent background swirls with energy, reflecting an inner storm or spiritual struggle. Yet within this chaos, Broome uses bold color and form to create a sense of presence—of something seeking to be seen, heard, and understood.\n\nBroome often painted from the depths of his own experience. This piece speaks to the silent battles that shape us, the inner voices that cry out for release, and the possibility that healing begins when we acknowledge all parts of ourselves.", "lookingCloser": "What emotions do you feel from the figure's open mouth and wide eyes?\nWhy do you think Broome painted the second face upside down?\nHow does the use of red draw your attention and influence the mood?\nWhat might the contrasting figures say about different parts of our identity?\nIn what ways does this painting reflect inner struggles or hidden feelings?", "momentToReflect": "There is a voice within us that speaks in silence-and it is often the loudest.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-007", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.689553, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 3274, "masterHeight": 4748, "canvasRect": { "x": 157, "y": 157, "w": 2960, "h": 4434 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 353, "url": "art/whb-bc-007/512.webp" }, { "w": 706, "url": "art/whb-bc-007/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1412, "url": "art/whb-bc-007/2048.webp" }, { "w": 2824, "url": "art/whb-bc-007/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-007/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-007/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-007/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-007/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-007/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-007/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 3274, "height": 4748, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-220", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-220", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-220)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Cotton canvas", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-220 is one of the most intimate and enigmatic paintings in The Broome Collection. It depicts a sexual act between a male and a female, yet the identities of the figures remain deliberately unknown. Broome offers no narrative, no context, and no explanation.\n\nThe composition is raw, physical, and unmistakably human. Broome does not sensationalize the act; instead, he reduces it to form, texture, breath, and movement. The figures are intertwined, not as individuals, but as forces—merging, yielding, and becoming one.\n\nThe muted palette and thick, expressive brushwork create an atmosphere that is both tender and primal. There is no background, no setting. no time. The world disappears, leaving only the act itself. This may suggest that Broome is exploring not a specific moment in a relationship, but a universal human experience.\n\nWhy did Broome paint this? We may never know. Perhaps it was a private confession.\n\nPerhaps an exploration of love, desire, loneliness, or the search for connection. Perhaps it was an attempt to understand the body not as an object, but as a vessel of emotion.\n\nOr perhaps it was simply an honest expression of what lived within him-unfiltered, unapologetic, and deeply human.\n\nKnowing what history has revealed about Broome's lifelong battle with mental illness, BC-220 becomes even more poignant. It may reflect longing. pleasure, pain, vulnerability, or the search for intimacy in a world that often felt isolating.\n\nUltimately, BC-220 reminds us that love and desire are not simple stories. They are complex, personal, and often unspoken. Through this painting, Broome gives us a glimpse into a part of the human experience that is rarely discussed, yet profoundly universal.", "lookingCloser": "The physical closeness of the figures, the curvature of their bodies, and the merging of form and color create a powerful sense of movement and release. Broome removes all identifying features, allowing the viewer to focus on the emotion rather than the individuals. The absence of setting and the thick, layered paint enhance the timeless and universal nature of the moment.", "momentToReflect": "Love and desire are among the most human experiences\nwe carry, yet they are often the hardest to understand.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-220", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.218575, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2821, "masterHeight": 2315, "canvasRect": { "x": 200, "y": 208, "w": 2409, "h": 1905 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-220/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-220/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-220/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-220/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-220/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-220/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-220/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-029", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-029", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-029)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "24.5 × 36 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 62.23 }, "curatorNote": "In this searing self-portrait, William Henry Broome captures a moment of psychological crisis with unflinching honesty. The revolver pressed to his temple is not merely a symbol of despair, but a raw expression of inner battle, an image born from a mind wrestling with overwhelming weight.\n\nThe explosive yellow surrounding Broome is both a warning and a revelation. It vibrates with emotional heat, illuminating the turmoil within while refusing to look away. The faint blue outline behind him suggests another presence-perhaps his shadow self, a silent witness, or the part of him that remains.\n\nBroome does not romanticize suffering. He records it. With bold strokes and bright color, he transforms a private moment of agony into a universal statement about human vulnerability and the fragile line between holding on and letting go.\n\nThis is not sensationalism. This is the truth painted as it was lived.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's use of intense yellow dominates the composition, creating a sense of urgency and emotional exposure. The loose, expressionistic line work conveys immediacy-this is not a carefully posed portrait, but a spontaneous act of release. The contrast between the sharp black outline of the gun and the fluid brush strokes of the face and shirt heightens the tension between action and hesitation.", "momentToReflect": "Even in the darkest moments, there is a part of us\nthat watches, that remembers, that may yet survive.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-029", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.458467, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 4530, "masterHeight": 3106, "canvasRect": { "x": 149, "y": 149, "w": 4232, "h": 2808 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-029/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-029/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-029/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-029/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-029/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-029/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-029/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-029/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-029/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-029/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 4530, "height": 3106, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-020", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-020", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-020)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "24 × 36 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 91.44, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "In this explosive expression of emotion, William Henry Broome plunges the viewer into a world of raw, unrestrained intensity.\n\nThe figure-wild, exposed, and unguarded-emerges from a maelstrom of color and movement, embodying both vulnerability and defiance.\n\nBroome's use of thick, impulsive brushstrokes creates a sense of urgency and upheaval. The reds, oranges, and yellows collide with cooler tones of blues, greens, and purples, producing a visual storm that mirrors the turmoil within. The figure's form, though recognizable, is not bound by realism; rather, it is shaped by feeling, instinct, and an almost existential need to be seen.\n\nThere is a primal energy in the open mouth and the chaotic surroundings, a cry, a plea, a declaration of presence. The body becomes both the subject and the canvas upon which Broome projects his inner conflict, desire, and search for meaning.\n\nThis work is not merely a portrait; it is a glimpse into the human spirit at its most unfiltered. Broome does not ask for sympathy-he demands recognition. In the chaos, he finds freedom.\n\nIn the exposure, he finds truth.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's dynamic, layered brushwork creates depth and motion, pulling the figure forward while the background recedes into chaos. The contrasts of warm and cool tones heighten the emotional temperature, while the expressive application of paint reveals the immediacy and urgency of the artist's inner world.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments,\nwe may feel completely exposed,\nyet it is in that honesty that true\nunderstanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-020", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.457854, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 4687, "masterHeight": 3215, "canvasRect": { "x": 154, "y": 154, "w": 4379, "h": 2907 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-020/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-020/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-020/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-020/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-020/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-020/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-020/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-020/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-020/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-020/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 4687, "height": 3215, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-070", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-070", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-070)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "In this intense and expressive work, William Henry Broome explores form through rhythm, color, and instinct. The composition-bold, organic, and unapologetically raw-speaks to themes of nature, identity, and the unseen forces that shape us.\n\nThe sweeping arcs of rich amber and gold evoke movement and energy, reminiscent of hair, growth, or the spread of wings. At the center, a vivid red form draws the eye, a focal point of mystery and symbolism, simultaneously vulnerable and powerful.\n\nBroome's use of thick, confident brushstrokes creates a tactile experience that pulls the viewer into the painting. The dark, earthy background contrasts with the fiery foreground, suggesting depth, struggle, and emergence.\n\nBroome does not explain; he reveals. This piece invites personal interpretation, encouraging us to look within and discover the stories this form may hold. Like much of Broome's work, it remains open-ended-speaking differently to each soul that beholds it.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is strikingly evident here. Thick, fluid strokes of warm amber and gold sweep across the canvas, creating a sense of movement and vitality. The central red form acts as a visual anchor, drawing attention and suggesting deeper meaning. The contrast between the luminous foreground and the dark, textured background enhances the feeling of emergence and transformation.", "momentToReflect": "Beauty often rises from what we cannot name, guided by\nintuition and shaped by the unseen.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-070", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.237149, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3610, "masterHeight": 2918, "canvasRect": { "x": 397, "y": 449, "w": 2797, "h": 2000 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-070/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-070/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-070/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-070/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-070/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-070/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-070/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-009", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-009", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-009)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "20 oz cotton canvas", "dimensions": "38 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 96.52 }, "curatorNote": "In this raw self-portrait, William Henry Broome stands completely exposed-body and soul-captured in a moment of alarm, vulnerability, and existential disbelief.\n\nThe pose is tense and theatrical: legs braced, hands clutching his head, mouth open in a silent cry. Broome presents himself without protection or disguise, confronting the viewer with the full weight of human fear and uncertainty.\n\nThe swirling green background creates a sense of emotional turbulence, surrounding the figure in a storm of brushstrokes. It becomes both the space he inhabits and the chaos he struggles against. The contrast between the calm, flat aqua floor and the agitated backdrop grounds the figure yet offers no escape.\n\nBroome’s unflinching honesty and expressive brushwork transform this image into more than a study of the body, it is a revelation of the inner self laid bare. It speaks to moments when we feel exposed, judged, and powerless.\n\nAnd yet, in showing this moment, Broome does something profound: he turns personal anguish into universal truth.", "lookingCloser": "The tense posture, wide eyes, and gripping of the head convey a powerful sense of shock or distress. Broome's use of expressive, visible brushstrokes emphasizes raw emotion over realism. The cool green tones swirl with energy, contrasting with the warm flesh tones and drawing the viewer's attention to the figure's exposed vulnerability and inner turmoil.", "momentToReflect": "In our most vulnerable moments, we may feel completely exposed yet it is in that honesty that true understanding begins.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-009", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.557984, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2579, "masterHeight": 4622, "canvasRect": { "x": 280, "y": 173, "w": 2038, "h": 4170 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 286, "url": "art/whb-bc-009/512.webp" }, { "w": 571, "url": "art/whb-bc-009/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1143, "url": "art/whb-bc-009/2048.webp" }, { "w": 2286, "url": "art/whb-bc-009/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-009/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-009/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-009/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-009/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-009/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-009/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 2579, "height": 4622, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-183", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-183", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-183)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "BC-183 is a profound statement about vulnerability, authenticity, and the raw essence of the human condition. The figure's nakedness is not about provocation, but about truth-an unfiltered presentation of self, openly confronting the world without disguise.\n\nThe words \"THE I 4 YOU\" written across the body suggest a deep desire for connection, belonging, and understanding. It expresses the artist's need to be seen and accepted for who he truly is, beyond any barriers or pretenses.\n\nBroome places himself in the center of nature, surrounded by chaos and life, symbolizing that despite inner turmoil, there is still a yearning to reach out-to offer the real self to another human being\n\nThis painting speaks to the universal human longing for love, acceptance, and the freedom to be completely oneself.\n\nBC-183 is not just a self-portrait; it is a call from the heart.", "lookingCloser": "The central figure is depicted in the nude, a bold and honest portrayal of the self in its natural state. The inscription \"THE I 4 YOU\" across the body becomes the message an offering of the self to others The vibrant, textured background of nature and energy reflects the internal world of the artist untamed, alive, and all-encompassing.\nThis is a visual expression of openness, longing, and the search for genuine connection.", "momentToReflect": "To be fully seen, we must first be willing to be fully ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-183", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.855697, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2283, "masterHeight": 2668, "canvasRect": { "x": 449, "y": 462, "w": 1382, "h": 1759 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 438, "url": "art/whb-bc-183/512.webp" }, { "w": 876, "url": "art/whb-bc-183/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1752, "url": "art/whb-bc-183/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-183/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-183/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-183/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-183/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-067", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-067", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-067)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "24 × 18 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 45.72, "heightCm": 60.96 }, "curatorNote": "In this bold and intimate work, William Henry Broome presents the human form not as an object, but as a presence-grounded in nature, light, and quiet strength. The figure faces away from the viewer, inviting contemplation without confrontation, offering form without identity.\n\nThe lush green background, alive with layered brushstrokes of yellow, white, and verdant tones-creates a field of life and renewal. Against this vibrant setting, the figure stands as an earthy, organic form, celebrating the natural beauty of the body in its purest state.\n\nBroome's impasto technique brings texture and movement to both figure and background. The curves are rendered with confident, expressive strokes that emphasize warmth, humanity, and vitality. There is no narrative here-only a moment, captured in paints.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, this painting remains open-ended. It speaks to the viewer in ways that are personal and unique, reminding us that beauty often lies not in what is revealed, but in what is felt.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident here. Thick, tactile brushstrokes build a textured surface that gives life to the background and form alike. The palette of greens, yellows, and touches of white creates a sense of movement and vibrancy.\nThe figure's contours are defined with warm, earthy tones that contrast beautifully against the cool background, highlighting the natural harmony between body and environment.", "momentToReflect": "When we release the need to define, we begin to see with a deeper heart.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-067", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.809131, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2942, "masterHeight": 3636, "canvasRect": { "x": 469, "y": 426, "w": 1988, "h": 2804 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 414, "url": "art/whb-bc-067/512.webp" }, { "w": 829, "url": "art/whb-bc-067/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1657, "url": "art/whb-bc-067/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-067/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-067/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-067/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-067/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-003", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-003", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-003)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "36 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 91.44 }, "curatorNote": "In this powerful and enigmatic work, William Henry Broome presents a figure both intimate and otherworldly-part woman, part mask, part memory. She sits in a boat that feels less like a vessel of escape and more like a cradle of stories, carrying something small and fragile in her presence.\n\nThe face, encircled and concealed, invites us to question identity. Is this a mask worn for protection, a symbol of emotional armor, or the many faces we present to the world? The red hair, vibrant and untamed, frames a figure both vulnerable and strong-nude, unashamed, and raw in her humanity.\n\nThe boat becomes a symbol of journey, not across water, but through the inner landscapes of the soul. Within it, something small sits-perhaps a child, perhaps a part of herself, perhaps the innocence she carries or the pain she protects.\n\nBroome often painted the silent battles that words could not express. Here, he speaks of identity, motherhood, protection, memory, and the inner voyage of healing.\n\nThis painting does not provide answers. It holds space for our own. It asks us to reflect on what we carry, what we shield, and what we refuse to let sink.", "lookingCloser": "What does the masked face suggest about identity and the roles we play?\nWhy might Broome place the figure in a boat instead of on solid ground?\nWho or what is the small figure within the boat?\nHow does the contrast of colors, fiery reds and soft pinks against deep blues and purples— influence your emotional response?\nIn what ways does this painting reflect Broome's themes of protection, memory, and the inner voyage of healing?", "momentToReflect": "We all carry something within us that the world may never see.\nWe carry it forward anyway.", "accession": "BC-003", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.686428, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2362, "masterHeight": 3441, "canvasRect": { "x": 113, "y": 113, "w": 2136, "h": 3215 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 351, "url": "art/whb-bc-003/512.webp" }, { "w": 703, "url": "art/whb-bc-003/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1406, "url": "art/whb-bc-003/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-003/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-003/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-003/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-003/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-261", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-261", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-261)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-261 presents a radiant and emotionally compelling portrait of a woman whose eyes carry both strength and sorrow. A single tear glistens on her cheek, contrasting with the surrounding halo of fiery orange and gold that frames her face.\n\nThe composition suggests more than a likeness. The circular form surrounding her head resembles both a halo and a symbol, evoking themes of identity, resilience, femininity, and spiritual presence. Broome often elevated his subjects beyond the physical, transforming individuals into archetypes that represent deeper truths about the human experience.\n\nThe warm, expressive palette radiates energy, compassion, and inner light, while the tear speaks to vulnerability, memory, and the unseen burdens we all carry. This duality-light and pain-appears throughout Broome's body of work, reminding us that beauty and struggle frequently exist together.\n\nBC-261 is not only a portrait of a woman, it is a celebration of the strength found in those who endure, heal, and continue to shine.\n\nShe is strength. She is grace. She is human.", "lookingCloser": "The circular halo and vibrant colors suggest more than a traditional portrait. Broome uses symbolism to elevate the subject, inviting viewers to look beyond appearance and into emotional truth. The single tear reminds us that even in moments of light, human vulnerability remains part of our story.", "momentToReflect": "The light within us is not the absence of pain,\nbut the courage to rise above it.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-261", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.827916, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2165, "masterHeight": 2615, "canvasRect": { "x": 104, "y": 104, "w": 1957, "h": 2407 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 424, "url": "art/whb-bc-261/512.webp" }, { "w": 848, "url": "art/whb-bc-261/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1696, "url": "art/whb-bc-261/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-261/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-261/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-261/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-261/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-186", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-186", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-186)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 16 in.", "curatorNote": "BC-186 is a vivid and visceral expression of playful chaos and raw energy. Layered with intense reds, searing oranges, and shimmering textures, the painting blurs the line between form and feeling, figure and abstraction. Embedded within the piece, the phrase \"Have Fun\" and the artist's signature \"Broome\" emerge as both\n\na statement and a reminder\n\nThe creature-like face that appears within the composition suggests a mischievous alter ego-one that thrives in the heat of imagination and spontaneity. The protruding tongue and wide eve evoke a spirit that refuses to be tamed.\n\nBeneath the glittering surface lies a deeper message: amid life's turmoil, the artist calls us to find moments of joy, creativity, and freedom. BC-186 is a celebration of living in the moment and embracing the madness that makes us human.", "lookingCloser": "The dynamic layering of bold color, texture, and reflective elements creates a sense of movement and intensity: The hidden face within the chaos, along with the playful words \"Have Fun,\" reveal the artist's connection to his creative spirit and his belief in the power of joy-even in chaotic times. The use of glittering materials adds a dimension of light, symbolizing hope, celebration, and life.", "momentToReflect": "Have fun in the chaos,\nfor it is there where creativity comes alive.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-186", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.303991, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2222, "masterHeight": 1704, "canvasRect": { "x": 134, "y": 117, "w": 1981, "h": 1471 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-186/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-186/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-186/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-186/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-186/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-186/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-186/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-082", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-082", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-082)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "In this evocative self-portrait, William Henry Broome turns inward while reaching outward, capturing a moment of introspection wrapped in motion and light. The figure, seen in profile, lifts a small mirror perhaps seeking clarity, perhaps simply observing the self as it exists in this very moment. A cigarette rests between the lips, adding a note of rebellion, contemplation, or release.\n\nThe rich, textured background alive with layers of color creates a field of energy that both surrounds and propels the figure. The golden hues of the body stand in striking harmony with the vibrant atmosphere, suggesting both warmth and vulnerability. Broome's expressive brushwork transforms paint into movement, turning the act of looking into a visual meditation on identity and presence.\n\nThis work invites us to consider the many faces we reveal and the many we keep hidden. The mirror asks a question without demanding an answer, leaving space for each viewer to reflect on their own journey of self-awareness.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, this painting remains open, layered with possibility. It speaks not only to who he was, but to something deeply human in all of us-the desire to be seen, to understand, and to become.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's layered impasto technique creates depth, movement, and palpable energy: The figure is modeled with bold, confident strokes that define the form while leaving the surface alive with texture. The warm golden palette from luminous yellows to fiery oranges-contrasts beautifully with the cool, vibrant background. The composition's diagonal line, from the flowing hair to the uplifted hand, adds momentum and emotional lift.", "momentToReflect": "We often seek reflection not for perfection, but for truth.\nThe mirror does not change who we are, only how honestly we are willing to look.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-082", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.189053, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3302, "masterHeight": 2777, "canvasRect": { "x": 359, "y": 402, "w": 2607, "h": 2000 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-082/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-082/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-082/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-082/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-082/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-082/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-082/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-245", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-245", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-245)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "Among William Henry Broome's most emotionally charged paintings, BC-245 resists easy interpretation. Thick, sculptural layers of paint nearly consume the figure, leaving only fragments of a face emerging from an overwhelming field of green, yellow, and red. Identity itself seems to be dissolving beneath the weight of emotion.\n\nThe central figure bears similarities to Broome's many self-portraits, yet he never confirms whether this is himself or another individual. That uncertainty becomes part of the work's power. Throughout The Broome Collection, Broome often blurred the boundary between autobiography and symbolism, allowing viewers to question where the artist ends and the universal human experience begins.\n\nPerhaps the most unsettling element is the dark object resting beneath the figure's chin. It resembles a firearm, suggesting the possibility of self-directed violence, yet Broome leaves the image deliberately unresolved. Rather than depicting an act, he captures a moment suspended between thought and action, a silent confrontation with despair that never reveals its conclusion.\n\nThe dense impasto reinforces this emotional tension. Paint is not simply applied; it is layered, pressed, and sculpted until the surface itself becomes a record of struggle. The figure appears almost trapped beneath the weight of the medium, as though emotion has become physical.\n\nSeen within the larger context of Broome's body of work, BC-245 reflects the recurring themes of isolation, identity, and psychological conflict that define much of his artistic journey. It is less a depiction of violence than an exploration of the fragile space where hopelessness and survival coexist.\n\nIt is a silent cry for help, a moment of darkness, and a reminder of the importance of mental health and hope.", "lookingCloser": "The thick impasto and swirling palette obscure as much as they reveal. The object beneath the chin resembles a firearm, yet Broome leaves the image unresolved. The bold colors and heavy texture create a powerful sense of inner turmoil and a mind struggling at the breaking point.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the darkest images are not declarations of death,\nbut silent pleas to be understood.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-245", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.219973, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2712, "masterHeight": 2223, "canvasRect": { "x": 106, "y": 106, "w": 2500, "h": 2011 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-245/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-245/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-245/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-245/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-245/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-245/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-245/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-130", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-130", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-130)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Panel", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-130 is a powerful self-exploration in which William Henry Broome reveals the tension between mind and heart. One hand pressed to the head, the other to the chest a visual bridge between thought and emotion.\n\nThe open mouth and searching eyes suggest a cry, a gasp, or an attempt to speak what cannot be voiced. The figure seems to respond to something within, not what is seen.\n\nBroome's signature palette of incandescent oranges and yellows transforms flesh into flame, radiating the intensity of internal struggle. The thick, expressive brushstrokes discard realism in favor of raw feeling.\n\nStripped of clothing and context, the figure stands in vulnerability. This is not a portrait of appearance, but of the invisible conflicts we all carry.\n\nThroughout The Broome Collection, Broome returns to identity, often asking if it is fixed or always becoming. Here, the body becomes a map of that question.", "lookingCloser": "The gestures form a clear dialogue between mind and heart. The figure's gaze rises beyond the viewer, suggesting inward conflict rather than outward response. The incandescent palette conveys heat, strain, and urgency-emotions that burn beneath the surface. In the absence of clothing or setting, Broome removes all identity markers, leaving only the universal human experience of struggle.", "momentToReflect": "Between what we think and what we feel is the\nspace where we most often fight with ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-130", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.851375, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2446, "masterHeight": 2873, "canvasRect": { "x": 291, "y": 335, "w": 1843, "h": 2218 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 436, "url": "art/whb-bc-130/512.webp" }, { "w": 872, "url": "art/whb-bc-130/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1744, "url": "art/whb-bc-130/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-130/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-130/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-130/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-130/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-257", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-257", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-257)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "BC-257 is a raw and unfiltered self-portrait that captures William Henry Broome in a moment of complete exposure-physically, emotionally, and spiritually. The face emerges from a storm of color and texture, as if the artist is dissolving and reforming at the same time.\n\nThe wild hair, intense gaze, and expressive use of yellow and orange highlight a mind in constant motion. The thick impasto and layered strokes suggest an energy that cannot be contained. Broome is not interested in presenting a polished image of himself; instead, he reveals the truth of his inner experience, whatever it may be.\n\nThe background explodes outward, almost like thoughts scattering, memories colliding, and emotions refusing to stay quiet. In this environment of abstraction and movement, the face remains the anchor-steady, direct, and unafraid.\n\nBC-257 speaks to the courage it takes to look at oneself without disguise. It reflects Broome's ongoing exploration of identity, mental struggle, and the search for meaning.\n\nTo know oneself is not comfort; it is confrontation.", "lookingCloser": "The heavy texture and layered strokes reveal Broome's emotional intensity. The palette of yellows, oranges, whites, and scattered color speaks to both mental agitation and creative fire. The direct gaze meets the viewer without hesitation, inviting honesty and self-reflection.", "momentToReflect": "The hardest battle is often the one\nwe fight within our own mind.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-257", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.8201, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2138, "masterHeight": 2607, "canvasRect": { "x": 102, "y": 102, "w": 1934, "h": 2403 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 420, "url": "art/whb-bc-257/512.webp" }, { "w": 840, "url": "art/whb-bc-257/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1680, "url": "art/whb-bc-257/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-257/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-257/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-257/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-257/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-240", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-240", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-240)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "26 × 20 in.", "curatorNote": "BC-240 is a vibrant and expressive self-portrait by William Henry Broome. It captures the artist in his element-confident, creative, and surrounded by the energy of his work.\n\nThe radiant background, bold brushstrokes, and rich colors reflect inspiration, passion, and the creative spirit. The palette in his hand and the burst of light around him symbolize the transformation of thought into art.\n\nBroome often used self-portraits to express not just how he looked, but how he felt as an artist. This painting shows a man deeply connected to his purpose, unafraid to explore, create, and share his vision with the world.\n\nThis portrait is not about perfection. It is about presence, purpose, and the power of creativity.\n\nBC-240 reminds us that art is not just something we make-it is something we live. It is a reflection of who we are and the light we bring into the world.\n\nIt is a celebration of creativity, passion, and the artist's journey of self-expression.", "lookingCloser": "The bold colors and expressive brushstrokes show a moment of inspiration and creation. The palette, the light, and the energy all come together to reflect the artist's passion and purpose.", "momentToReflect": "Creativity is not just what we do.\nIt is who we are when we are most alive.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-240", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.002541, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2762, "masterHeight": 2755, "canvasRect": { "x": 132, "y": 132, "w": 2498, "h": 2491 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-240/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-240/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-240/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-240/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-240/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-240/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-240/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-001", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-001", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-001)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 72 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 182.88, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "BC-001 stands as one of the most important works within The Broome Collection.\n\nAs the opening piece of the museum archive, it immediately introduces viewers to the emotional language that defines William Henry Broome's artistic legacy. Rather than presenting a conventional self-portrait, Broome offers three psychological portraits-three versions of himself existing simultaneously within the same emotional landscape.\n\nThe composition unfolds from left to right like a visual narrative. The first figure is heavily textured, almost dissolving into an explosion of tangled brushstrokes. The face appears restless, searching for identity amid chaos. The surrounding environment is turbulent, suggesting intrusive thoughts, fractured memories, or emotional noise that refuses to become quiet.\n\nThe center panel shifts dramatically toward realism. Broome's features become more recognizable, yet his expression remains vacant and vulnerable. The white band encircling his neck immediately draws attention. Whether interpreted as restraint, suffocation, emotional confinement, or a symbolic noose is left deliberately unresolved. Throughout Broome's work, ambiguity becomes one of his most powerful artistic devices.\n\nThe final portrait carries the emotional weight of resignation. The figure tilts backward, mouth open, eyes partially closed-not necessarily in physical pain, but in emotional exhaustion. The progression across the three canvases resembles stages of an internal struggle: confusion, confrontation, and surrender.\n\nAn equally intriguing element appears repeatedly behind each portrait, a small, framed painting of a woman dressed in black. She never changes, never acknowledges the viewer, and never interacts with Broome directly. She functions almost like a silent witness. Whether she represents a real person, memory, lost relationship, unattainable comfort, or simply an emotional anchor is unknown. Her repeated presence quietly reminds viewers that some influences remain constant, even as a person's internal world changes dramatically.\n\nUnlike traditional portraiture that seeks to preserve appearance, Broome paint’s emotional identity. Texture replaces precision. Color replaces certainty. Thick impasto brushwork creates movement that feels almost neurological, as though viewers are witnessing thoughts being painted rather than faces.\n\nViewed today, BC-001 becomes more than an artwork-it becomes the opening chapter of a visual autobiography. Knowing that William Henry Broome ultimately died by suicide lends the piece undeniable poignancy, yet the painting should not be understood solely through the lens of his death. Instead, it documents the long and often invisible struggle that preceded it. It reminds us that profound emotional suffering frequently exists beneath ordinary appearances, hidden from those who encounter us every day.\n\nAs the inaugural catalog entry of The Broome Collection, BC-001 establishes the central mission of this museum: not merely to preserve paintings, but to preserve a human story. Every brushstroke speaks to resilience, vulnerability, loneliness, and the enduring hope that someone, someday, might truly see beneath the surface.", "lookingCloser": "Why does Broome divide himself into three distinct identities rather than presenting a single self-portrait?\nDoes the progression represent different moments in time—or different emotional states existing simultaneously?\nWhat does the repeated image of the woman signify? Memory, comfort, guilt, longing, or something else entirely?\nIs the white band around each neck symbolic of restraint, silence, vulnerability, or mortality?\nHow does the increasing realism of the portraits change your emotional response as your eyes move across the canvas?\nIf this painting serves as the introduction to nearly 700 works created over decades, what story is Broome inviting us to witness before we see anything", "momentToReflect": "Broome never painted simply to be observed.\nHe painted to be understood.", "accession": "BC-001", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 3.397337, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 6635, "masterHeight": 1953, "canvasRect": { "x": 209, "y": 191, "w": 6258, "h": 1588 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-001/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-001/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-001/2048.webp" }, { "w": 4096, "url": "art/whb-bc-001/4096.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-001/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-001/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-001/focus.ktx2", "focusKtx2Lg": "art/whb-bc-001/focus-lg.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-001/og.jpg", "deepZoom": { "format": "dzi", "url": "art/whb-bc-001/dz/tiles.dzi", "width": 6635, "height": 1953, "tileSize": 254, "overlap": 1, "tileFormat": "webp" } } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-184", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-184", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-184)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "BC-184 is an intimate and introspective self-portrait that reveals Broome in a moment of quiet contemplation. The artist looks directly at the viewer through golden-rimmed glasses, his hand thoughtfully placed against his face a gesture of reflection, analysis, and self-awareness.\n\nThe warm, textured background of vibrant yellows and greens creates a striking contrast, almost halo-like, yet the expression remains grounded and probing rather than idealized. Broome presents himself not as a character, but as a man engaged in the continual process of questioning and seeking understanding.\n\nThis work offers a rare glimpse into the artist's reflective mind-an exploration of identity, perception, and the complex journey inward. Through BC-184, Broome invites us to consider the thoughts behind the gaze.", "lookingCloser": "The delicate detail in Broome's gaze draws the viewer into a personal exchange. The subtle nuances of light and shadow across the face, combined with the gentle rendering of the hand, highlight the artist's technical skill and emotional depth. The textured background, built with small, dynamic strokes, adds energy and life while framing the figure in a field of inner brilliance.", "momentToReflect": "In stillness, we often find the\ntruest questions of who we are.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-184", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.846742, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2105, "masterHeight": 2486, "canvasRect": { "x": 367, "y": 364, "w": 1365, "h": 1751 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 434, "url": "art/whb-bc-184/512.webp" }, { "w": 867, "url": "art/whb-bc-184/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1734, "url": "art/whb-bc-184/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-184/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-184/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-184/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-184/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-117", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-117", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-117)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Golden Open Acrylics on Ampersand Museum Panel (Gessobord)", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this striking self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself in a moment of unrestrained expression, mouth open, hair ablaze, eyes behind luminous glasses as if caught between a cry and a laugh.\n\nThe work radiates energy, spontaneity, and inner fire. The vibrant palette of orange, pink, and yellow pulses with movement, creating a sense of emotional release and creative eruption. Broome does not hide behind restraint; he steps fully into the moment, allowing us to witness the exuberance and turmoil of his inner world.\n\nThis painting invites us to consider the many faces of creativity, the joy, the madness, the freedom of honest expression. In this unguarded instant, Broome captures the essence of being alive to one's own imagination.\n\nIt is a celebration of the artist's spirit-bold, fearless, and unapologetically himself.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The bold, expressive strokes and thick application of paint create a dynamic, almost sculptural surface. The fiery palette conveys intensity and emotional release, while the open mouth and radiant hair suggest a moment of pure expression and liberation-an invitation for the viewer to feel the artist's spirit in its rawest form.", "momentToReflect": "To express is to be free to let color and emotion speak when words are not enough.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-117", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.848861, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2460, "masterHeight": 2898, "canvasRect": { "x": 323, "y": 353, "w": 1841, "h": 2198 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-117/512.webp" }, { "w": 869, "url": "art/whb-bc-117/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1738, "url": "art/whb-bc-117/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-117/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-117/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-117/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-117/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-144", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-144", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-144)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "In this expressive self-portrait, Broome presents a raw and unfiltered moment of vulnerability and emotion. The red marks across his face and neck-bold, impulsive, and unapologetic-speak to the inner dialogue that often goes unseen. The hearts in the corners suggest that even amid confusion or pain, love remains a driving force.\n\nHis open mouth and direct gaze convey a sense of speaking out, of confronting the world with honesty, even when the words are difficult. The warm, golden palette wraps around him like a memory, hinting at both nostalgia and the weight of experience.\n\nBroome's use of symbols, lines, and color transforms this portrait into more than a likeness; it becomes a map of his emotional landscape. It invites us to see the man behind the art, to feel the passion, struggle, and love that shape his truth.\n\nThis piece reminds us that self-expression is not always composed or quiet. Sometimes it is loud, messy, and perfectly human.", "lookingCloser": "The vivid red markings are integral to Broome's visual language. They signify emotional wounds, spiritual marks, or moments of crisis. The hearts reflect contrast-reminding us that love and pain often coexist. The textured background and warm tones create an atmosphere of intensity, memory, and introspection unique to his artistic voice.", "momentToReflect": "The heart may be marked by life, but love\nis what keeps us speaking our truth.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-144", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.849743, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2149, "masterHeight": 2529, "canvasRect": { "x": 432, "y": 370, "w": 1339, "h": 1792 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-144/512.webp" }, { "w": 870, "url": "art/whb-bc-144/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1740, "url": "art/whb-bc-144/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-144/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-144/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-144/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-144/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-146", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-146", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-146)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "In this vibrant self-portrait, Broome steps into a space of transformation, energy, and self-definition. The radiating lines surrounding his face suggest an explosion of thought, creativity, and spiritual insight.\n\nThe upward golden spiral at the center of his forehead symbolizes awakening, higher consciousness, and the flow of creative energy that connects him to something greater than himself.\n\nThe bold use of color red for passion, gold for illumination, blue for intuition-creates a visual language of power and purpose. Broome's direct gaze, framed by his signature gold-rimmed glasses, invites us into his world with honesty and presence. The painting is both a celebration and a declaration of identity.\n\nThis piece is a reminder that self-discovery is not always quiet or subtle. Sometimes it is loud, radiant, and unapologetically alive. Broome wears his truth like a crown—and in doing so, he encourages us to do the same.", "lookingCloser": "The radiating lines represent the expansion of energy and creative thought. The gold spiral signifies spiritual awakening and the unfolding of higher consciousness. The use of bold colors and textured brushstrokes reflects emotional intensity and personal empowerment. This self-portrait is a visual manifesto of Broome's inner world.", "momentToReflect": "When we express our truest self, we become a\nlight that inspires others to do the same.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-146", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.822359, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2273, "masterHeight": 2764, "canvasRect": { "x": 196, "y": 213, "w": 1932, "h": 2409 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 421, "url": "art/whb-bc-146/512.webp" }, { "w": 842, "url": "art/whb-bc-146/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1684, "url": "art/whb-bc-146/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-146/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-146/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-146/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-146/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-250", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-250", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-250)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-250 is William Henry Broome's bold and deeply personal reimagining of one of the world's most iconic images-the Mona Lisa.\n\nHere, Broome places himself beside her, not as a student copying a master, but as an artist engaging in a timeless conversation. The familiar becomes transformed through his expressive brushwork and fearless use of color. The woman beside him carries the quiet mystery of Leonardo's creation, yet she is unmistakably Broome's interpretation alive with new emotion, symbol, and energy.\n\nThe circular mark on her forehead becomes a powerful focal point. Is it a third eye, a sun, a symbol of awareness, or simply Broome's signature language of mark and meaning? He leaves the question open for us to discover.\n\nThe painting is not a replica. It is a dialogue across centuries. It is Broome asking, \"What have we learned? What still matters?\"\n\nIt is about legacy, inspiration, identity, and the joy of reimagining the images that shaped us.\n\nBC-250 is a celebration of connection, artistry, and the endless journey of human expression.", "lookingCloser": "The bold palette, layered textures, and symbolic mark invite us to look beyond the surface. The warm tones express passion, the blues suggest insight, and the circle connects mind, heart, and spirit.", "momentToReflect": "Great art is not about copying the past.\nIt is about continuing the conversation\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-250", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.224694, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2698, "masterHeight": 2203, "canvasRect": { "x": 105, "y": 105, "w": 2488, "h": 1993 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-250/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-250/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-250/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-250/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-250/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-250/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-250/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-052", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-052", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-052)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14.5 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 36.83 }, "curatorNote": "With raw honesty and unmistakable defiance, William Henry Broome presents us with one of his most provocative self-portraits. The bold inscription-\"Bitch I Trust No One!\"-is not merely a statement; it is a declaration born from experience, betrayal, and a world that too often failed to be safe.\n\nBroome used words as powerfully as he used paint. Here, the text is not separate from the portrait; it is part of the composition, part of his truth. The direct gaze, the slight turn of the head, and the absence of clothing all place the viewer in an intimate confrontation with the artist's vulnerability and his armor.\n\nWas this anger? Protection? A scar earned through life's disappointments? Perhaps all of these. Broome rarely offered easy answers. Instead, he invited us to sit with discomfort, to empathize with the complexity of human trust and its impact on the soul.\n\nThis painting reminds us that behind every bold statement is a story written in pain, survival, and the search for understanding. Broome's courage was in speaking the words many feel but few dare to say.", "lookingCloser": "The combination of classical portraiture elements and contemporary graffiti-style text creates a striking contrast that defines Broome's unique voice. The muted green background and yellow corner accents frame the face while drawing attention to the message. The use of yellow and red for the text intensifies the emotional impact, transforming the canvas into both a visual and verbal confrontation.", "momentToReflect": "Trust is earned. Betrayal is remembered. Survival is a choice.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-052", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.861436, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2580, "masterHeight": 2995, "canvasRect": { "x": 535, "y": 526, "w": 1516, "h": 1934 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 441, "url": "art/whb-bc-052/512.webp" }, { "w": 882, "url": "art/whb-bc-052/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1764, "url": "art/whb-bc-052/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-052/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-052/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-052/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-052/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-105", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-105", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-105)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "Among the many portraits in The Broome Collection, BC-105 carries a particularly personal connection. The inscription appears to read “To My Friend Mr. Reid,” transforming the work from simply a portrait into what seems to have been a tribute from Broome to someone he knew and respected.\n\nMr. Reid is understood to have been a principal at the school where Broome taught, and the two were reportedly good friends. With that context, the portrait takes on a different meaning. The sitter’s steady gaze and composed expression suggest familiarity rather than distance, the observation of one person by another who knew him beyond the surface.\n\nBroome’s extraordinary use of yellow gives Mr. Reid an almost luminous presence. Thick, expressive brushstrokes surround and become part of the face, while the warmer reds and greens near the bottom frame the personal inscription. Rather than seeking photographic realism, Broome seems more interested in capturing the presence and character of the person before him.\n\nBC-105 offers something especially meaningful within the collection: a surviving record of friendship. Whatever experiences Broome and Mr. Reid shared during their years in education, Broome chose to preserve that relationship in the language he knew best, paint.", "lookingCloser": "Notice how Broome builds the face almost entirely through layers of yellow, allowing the eyes to become the portrait’s strongest point of connection. Most revealing, however, is the inscription “To My Friend Mr. Reid,” suggesting this was not simply a subject Broome painted, but someone he personally valued.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes friendship leaves behind no great monument,\nonly the quiet evidence that one person mattered enough for another to remember.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-105", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.834518, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2113, "masterHeight": 2532, "canvasRect": { "x": 431, "y": 457, "w": 1250, "h": 1633 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 427, "url": "art/whb-bc-105/512.webp" }, { "w": 855, "url": "art/whb-bc-105/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1709, "url": "art/whb-bc-105/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-105/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-105/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-105/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-105/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-074", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-074", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-074)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "In this unflinching self-portrait, William Henry Broome turns the harshest judgments outward-only to confront them head-on. The scrawled insults, painted in raw red across the canvas, are not the words of others, but those he has absorbed, internalized, and now reclaims.\n\nWith a wry stare and defiant gesture, Broome strips away pretense and exposes the vulnerability beneath public shaming. The cigarette, the cap, the casual shirt each detail speaks to an everyman who refuses to be defined by the labels thrust upon him.\n\nThis work is both armor and confession. It is a statement of resistance against moral condemnation, a refusal to be silenced by the stereotypes and cruelty often directed at those who live outside societal norms.\n\nBroome's honesty challenges us to ask: who gets to name, to judge, and to condemn? And perhaps more importantly-can we ever truly know the person behind the portrait?", "lookingCloser": "Broome's expressive technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The visible brushwork and textured application of oil create a vivid, almost tactile surface. The restrained background allows the figure and the red-painted words to dominate, drawing immediate attention to the emotional intensity and confrontation inherent in the work. Every element-from the eyes behind the round glasses to the raised hand carries weight, meaning, and intention.", "momentToReflect": "You can call me what you want, but I decide who I am.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-074", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.849916, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2016, "masterHeight": 2372, "canvasRect": { "x": 346, "y": 334, "w": 1321, "h": 1694 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-074/512.webp" }, { "w": 870, "url": "art/whb-bc-074/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1741, "url": "art/whb-bc-074/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-074/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-074/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-074/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-074/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-089", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-089", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-089)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "Among the many self-portraits in The Broome Collection, BC-089 is remarkable not because of dramatic gesture, but because of its devastating honesty. Broome presents himself with quiet dignity, dressed simply in a white shirt, his expression composed and reflective. Yet beside him, handwritten in vivid red paint, is a deeply personal declaration: \"I realize no one has ever given a fuck about me.\"\n\nThe contrast is striking. The portrait itself is calm, restrained, and technically accomplished, while the inscription reveals an emotional wound that cannot be seen in the artist's face alone. Rather than concealing his loneliness, Broome places it directly before the viewer, allowing language to become as important as paint.\n\nIt is important to understand this work within the context of Broome's larger body of art. Throughout the collection, recurring themes of isolation, rejection, identity, and the search for human connection emerge again and again. This inscription should not be understood as a factual statement about his life or the people around him. Instead, it documents a profoundly personal emotional experience, a moment in which the artist chose to record how he felt rather than what could be objectively known.\n\nViewed in this light, BC-089 becomes one of the collection's clearest examples of art functioning as emotional testimony. Broome was not painting to accuse the world, he was painting to preserve the truth of his inner experience, however painful it may have been.", "lookingCloser": "The restrained palette of soft greens, warm flesh tones, and the crisp white shirt creates an atmosphere of quiet stability, making the vivid red inscription impossible to ignore. The handwritten words become an inseparable part of the composition, transforming the portrait into both an image and a personal journal entry. Broome's direct gaze remains calm, creating a powerful tension between outward composure and inward anguish.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the hardest truths are not spoken to\nothers, they are whispered to ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-089", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.849, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2547, "masterHeight": 3000, "canvasRect": { "x": 446, "y": 447, "w": 1655, "h": 2110 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 435, "url": "art/whb-bc-089/512.webp" }, { "w": 869, "url": "art/whb-bc-089/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1739, "url": "art/whb-bc-089/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-089/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-089/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-089/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-089/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-133", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-133", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-133)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "20 × 16 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 40.64, "heightCm": 50.8 }, "curatorNote": "Among William Henry Broome's many self-portraits, BC-133 is one of the collection's most introspective. Rather than presenting himself through symbolism alone, Broome writes a direct question across the canvas: \"Who am I?\" It is perhaps the simplest question in human existence, yet one of the most difficult to answer.\n\nThe portrait is calm in composition but profound in implication.\n\nBroome meets the viewer with an unwavering gaze while a cigarette burns quietly in his hand. A loosely painted white line frames the upper portion of the composition, suggesting a thought, a boundary, or perhaps an unfinished idea. Nothing in the painting offers certainty. Instead, every element contributes to a meditation on identity.\n\nThroughout The Broome Collection, Broome repeatedly explored the many versions of self that emerge through memory, suffering, hope, creativity, and time. Here, he strips away much of the emotional spectacle found in other works and leaves only the essential question. The painting becomes less a portrait of one individual than a mirror for every viewer who has ever wondered how experience shapes identity.\n\nThe power of BC-133 lies not in providing an answer, but in reminding us that self-discovery is a lifelong process. Broome invites us to recognize that identity is never fixed; it is continually painted, erased, and painted again.", "lookingCloser": "The restrained palette allows the handwritten words to become an integral part of the composition rather than a caption. The direct frontal pose establishes an intimate connection with the viewer, while the subtle smoke rising from the cigarette introduces the passage of time and the fleeting nature of thought. The unfinished white outline surrounding the head further reinforces the idea that identity itself remains a work in progress.", "momentToReflect": "The greatest journey is not discovering the world-it is\ndiscovering who we become within it.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-133", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.83271, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2449, "masterHeight": 2941, "canvasRect": { "x": 153, "y": 164, "w": 2107, "h": 2599 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 426, "url": "art/whb-bc-133/512.webp" }, { "w": 853, "url": "art/whb-bc-133/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1705, "url": "art/whb-bc-133/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-133/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-133/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-133/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-133/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-062", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-062", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-062)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "medium": "Ampersand Gessobord panel", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "In this striking self-portrait, William Henry Broome presents himself as both creator and creation, a man who bears the many colors of his own imagination.\n\nThe duality of his hair-blue and pink-speaks to the constant tension between logic and impulse, calm and chaos, reason and emotion. The golden glasses frame eyes that see deeply and question relentlessly. The brush he holds upright is both a tool and a standard, crowned not with aggression, but with a pink bow, an unexpected symbol of tenderness, irony, and the artist's subtle humor.\n\nBroome does not seek to adorn himself with false identity; instead, he lays himself bare in honest, unfiltered form.\n\nThis portrait invites us to consider the masks we wear, the colors we reveal, and the courage it takes to create without apology.\n\nLike much of Broome's work, it remains an open-ended mirror for our own reflections on identity, creativity, and the beautiful contradictions we carry within.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's use of contrasting color in both hair and symbol transforms a simple self-portrait into a layered statement. The pink bow atop the paintbrush-soft and unexpected-suggests that creativity is not bound by convention, but guided by individuality, wit, and emotional truth.", "momentToReflect": "We paint not to be seen, but to see ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-062", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.204931, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 3128, "masterHeight": 2596, "canvasRect": { "x": 289, "y": 295, "w": 2536, "h": 2029 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-062/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-062/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-062/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-062/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-062/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-062/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-062/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 6, "id": "whb-bc-187", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-187", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-187)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "18 × 24 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 60.96, "heightCm": 45.72 }, "curatorNote": "BC-187 is a raw, unapologetic self-portrait that confronts identity, judgment, and the labels society imposes. The phrase \"The one and only Bitch\" is not a search for validation it is a declaration, a refusal to be reduced by others' definitions.\n\nThe dense pattern of dots surrounding Broome creates a visual environment of noise and scrutiny voices, opinions, and expectations that surround and penetrate. Yet within this barrage, Broome meets us with steady eyes, not defensive, but direct.\n\nThe butterfly in the pink box suggests transformation, metamorphosis, and the possibility of becoming beyond judgment. It is a quiet counterpoint to the harsh words beside it, a reminder that change and self-acceptance can exist even within hostility.\n\nThis painting reveals a man using honesty and confrontation as his shield. It is both a protest and a release, a way to take back the narrative before anyone else can write it for him.\n\nBroome often turned pain into a message. Here, he does not ask to be understood—he demands to be seen as he is.", "lookingCloser": "The repeated dots resemble noise, criticism, or the weight of constant judgment. The bold use of text and color shows Broome's willingness to confront shame, labels, and stereotypes head-on. Broome often painted words to externalize the inner dialogue he could not ignore. This work suggests he was taking control of the narrative, refusing to be silent, and choosing to express what others might call unacceptable.", "momentToReflect": "When others define you, they limit you.\nWhen you define yourself.\nyou are free. Be your own truth.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-187", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.30988, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2718, "masterHeight": 2075, "canvasRect": { "x": 99, "y": 99, "w": 2520, "h": 1877 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-187/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-187/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-187/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-187/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-187/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-187/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-187/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-262", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-262", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-262)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 20 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 50.8, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "BC-262 is a bold and confrontational self-portrait in which William Henry Broome faces the viewer head-on-literally and psychologically.\n\nThe repeated word \"ME\" surrounds the artist like a chorus of identity, questioning, affirming, and perhaps accusing. Broome does not allow the viewer to remain an observer; he calls us into the painting and into the conversation.\n\nThe pointing hand is unmistakable. It demands attention. It challenges the viewer to look inward as much as outward. Who is \"ME\"? The artist? The viewer? Every person who has struggled with identity, self-worth, or the need to be seen?\n\nTo the left, the butterfly-painted in fiery tones-adds another layer of meaning.\n\nIs it transformation, hope, freedom, or a fragile reminder of the possibility of change? Broome often uses symbols to express what words cannot.\n\nThe intense palette of orange, red, and gold reflects emotional heat, passion, frustration, and the inner turmoil that runs throughout much of the collection.\n\nBC-262 captures the artist in a moment of raw honesty-unfiltered, exposed, and asking the most important question of all:\n\nWho am I?", "lookingCloser": "The repeated \"ME\" is more than a word; it is a powerful statement of identity, struggle, and self-awareness. The direct pointing gesture breaks the fourth wall, erasing the distance between the artist and the viewer. The butterfly represents transformation, hope, and the potential for becoming something new.", "momentToReflect": "The most important journey we take in life is\nthe one that leads us back to ourselves.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-262", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 1.223888, "framing": "added", "masterWidth": 2613, "masterHeight": 2135, "canvasRect": { "x": 102, "y": 102, "w": 2409, "h": 1931 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 512, "url": "art/whb-bc-262/512.webp" }, { "w": 1024, "url": "art/whb-bc-262/1024.webp" }, { "w": 2048, "url": "art/whb-bc-262/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-262/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-262/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-262/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-262/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-154", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-154", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-154)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "In this self-portrait, Broome presents himself in a moment of quiet clarity and artistic honesty. His steady gaze meets the viewer with both confidence and vulnerability, reflecting a man who has spent a lifetime observing not only the world around him but also the depths within.\n\nThe palette of colors on his shoulder is more than a playful nod to his profession as an artist. It is a visual declaration of his identity, his tools, and the ongoing process of creation. Each color represents a choice, a mood, a memory, and an emotion transformed into something enduring.\n\nThe simple yellow outline surrounding his head suggests a personal halo one not bestowed by others, but earned through experience, perseverance, and self-awareness. It reminds us that every artist carries their own light, even in the shadows of life's struggles.\n\nBroome's self-portraits are never about vanity. They are conversations with his own soul, invitations to the viewer to reflect on their own journey of discovery, and powerful testaments to the courage it takes to truly see oneself.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's direct gaze and subtle expression reveal both strength and introspection. The palette of colors on his shoulder symbolizes his craft and the many emotions he channels into his work. The yellow outline acts as a halo of self-recognition, highlighting the artist’s self-awareness and acceptance of his true self.", "momentToReflect": "The greatest masterpiece an artist can create\nis the authentic portrait of their own soul.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-154", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.7972, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1765, "masterHeight": 2214, "canvasRect": { "x": 97, "y": 93, "w": 1573, "h": 2028 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 408, "url": "art/whb-bc-154/512.webp" }, { "w": 816, "url": "art/whb-bc-154/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1633, "url": "art/whb-bc-154/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-154/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-154/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-154/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-154/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-109", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-109", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-109)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "BC-109 offers a rare and unguarded glimpse into the inner world of William Henry Broome. This self-portrait is not about substance or escape, but about the search for elevation-both literal and emotional.\n\nThe word \"HIGH\" written across the forehead is not a boast, but a question. It speaks to a state the artist longed for: relief from relentless thoughts, freedom from pain, or clarity that seemed just beyond reach. The cigarette and rising smoke are present, yet they do not dominate the painting; instead, they become part of a larger vocabulary of longing.\n\nBroome paints over the portrait with bold red marks, his name, a hydrant shape, and wavy lines that could suggest waves, heat, energy, or the unsteady currents of his mind. These marks feel like thoughts written across his own face, reminders that the artist was in constant conversation with himself.\n\nThis painting is a visual diary entry. It speaks to anyone who has tried to silence an inner voice, outrun despair, or find peace in a world that felt overwhelming. Broome's honesty in this work creates a bridge between his personal struggle and the universal human experience.\n\nLong after his passing, BC-109 continues to speak. It reminds us to pay attention to the quiet signals people carry, to listen without judgment, and to reach out with compassion. In understanding his pain, we may find the strength to help others and perhaps, to heal ourselves.", "lookingCloser": "The bold red elements are not random. \"HIGH\" is painted with urgency, as if written in a moment of intense need. The hydrant may evoke release or pressure; the wavy lines suggest turbulence, emotion, or the search for flow. The olive background creates a calm contrast perhaps the stillness Broome was seeking but could not fully reach.", "momentToReflect": "Beyond every wave is another chance to begin again.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-109", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.863166, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2252, "masterHeight": 2609, "canvasRect": { "x": 449, "y": 455, "w": 1360, "h": 1751 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 442, "url": "art/whb-bc-109/512.webp" }, { "w": 884, "url": "art/whb-bc-109/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1768, "url": "art/whb-bc-109/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-109/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-109/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-109/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-109/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-091", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-091", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-091)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "William Henry Broome often confronted subjects that many artists avoided.\n\nIn BC-091, he combines a quiet self-portrait with a single handwritten word positioned above his gaze. Rather than functioning as a crude provocation, the inscription transforms the painting into a meditation on desire, origin, intimacy, and the complexities of human existence.\n\nThe upward gaze is essential to the work. Broome does not appear to be looking at the viewer, but beyond them, suggesting contemplation rather than confrontation. The simplicity of the composition—a restrained palette, uncluttered background, and carefully modeled face-allows the written word to become part of the portrait's psychological dialogue rather than its sole focus.\n\nThroughout The Broome Collection, Broome repeatedly explored the relationship between sexuality, identity, vulnerability, and creation. Here, language becomes another artistic medium. By placing a single word above himself, he challenges viewers to question their own reactions: Do we see provocation, humor, reverence, memory, or something entirely personal? The painting offers no explanation, leaving meaning to emerge through reflection rather than certainty.", "lookingCloser": "The composition demonstrates remarkable restraint. The cool green background isolates the figure, while the upward angle of the head naturally directs the eye toward the handwritten inscription. Broome's confident brushwork and careful rendering of light emphasize expression over realism, allowing the emotional tension between image and text to become the true subject of the painting.", "momentToReflect": "The words that unsettle us often reveal more\nabout the viewer than the artist.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-091", "tags": [ "res-exception" ], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.856686, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 1877, "masterHeight": 2191, "canvasRect": { "x": 337, "y": 357, "w": 1184, "h": 1488 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 439, "url": "art/whb-bc-091/512.webp" }, { "w": 877, "url": "art/whb-bc-091/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1754, "url": "art/whb-bc-091/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-091/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-091/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-091/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-091/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-072", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-072", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-072)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "16 × 12 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 30.48, "heightCm": 40.64 }, "curatorNote": "In this unexpected self-portrait, William Henry Broome embraces humor as both mask and mirror. With a look of mock surprise, he holds a pink garment, an object that challenges convention and invites the viewer to question assumptions.\n\nThe warm, monochromatic background keeps the focus entirely on the artist and the moment of revelation. Broome's expressive face and playful gesture reveal a deep comfort with vulnerability and a refusal to take himself-or the world-too seriously.\n\nThrough wit and irony, Broome speaks to the many roles we perform and the identities we construct. This painting celebrates the freedom to be unconventional, to laugh at ourselves, and to find truth even in the most lighthearted\n\nmoments.\n\nIt is a reminder that authenticity is not always solemn, sometimes it comes dressed in pink.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's impasto technique is masterfully evident in this self-portrait. The expressive brushwork brings life and movement to the figure's features, hair, and hands, capturing a fleeting moment of playful drama. The warm, unified background enhances the sense of intimacy, drawing the viewer directly into the emotional exchange. Every detail-from the texture of the skin to the soft fabric of the garment, reveals the artist's command of oil and his joy in storytelling.", "momentToReflect": "Sometimes the bravest thing we can do is laugh at ourselves and keep being true.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-072", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. All Rights Reserved" }, "image": { "aspect": 0.837583, "framing": "photographed", "masterWidth": 2398, "masterHeight": 2863, "canvasRect": { "x": 210, "y": 202, "w": 1972, "h": 2452 }, "sizes": [ { "w": 429, "url": "art/whb-bc-072/512.webp" }, { "w": 858, "url": "art/whb-bc-072/1024.webp" }, { "w": 1715, "url": "art/whb-bc-072/2048.webp" } ], "thumb": "art/whb-bc-072/thumb.webp", "wallKtx2": "art/whb-bc-072/wall.ktx2", "focusKtx2": "art/whb-bc-072/focus.ktx2", "og": "art/whb-bc-072/og.jpg" } }, { "schemaVersion": 7, "id": "whb-bc-153", "source": { "provider": "whb", "providerId": "BC-153", "webUrl": "https://broomecollection.com/tour/credits" }, "title": "Untitled (BC-153)", "artist": { "name": "William Henry Broome" }, "date": "Date unknown", "dimensions": "14 × 11 in.", "physicalSize": { "widthCm": 27.94, "heightCm": 35.56 }, "curatorNote": "BC-153 presents William Henry Broome in a role both intentional and revealing.\n\nWearing a sheriff's hat and badge, he constructs an image of authority; yet the expression in his eyes is anything but imposing. Instead, there is a quiet vulnerability in an artist examining the masks we wear and the identities we perform.\n\nThroughout the Broome Collection, Broome explores dualities: strength and fragility, confidence and doubt, performance and truth. In this work, the sheriff's symbol-usually associated with power, law, and control becomes part of a personal narrative rather than a statement about society. The badge sits not as a declaration of power over others, but as a question about self-governance and the search for inner order.\n\nThe warm earth tones and restrained background place full emphasis on the face. Broome's golden glasses become a subtle counterpoint to the star, suggesting clarity, intellect, and introspection beneath the costume.\n\nThis is not a portrait of someone who wants to be seen as a hero; it is a portrait of someone seeking to understand the roles life assigns to us and how we choose to inhabit them.\n\nBC-153 invites us to consider the many roles we play-protector, enforcer, Icader, guide-and how often the most important authority we must learn to exercise is the authority we hold over our own hearts and choices.", "lookingCloser": "Broome's use of impasto brings texture and presence to the hat, badge, and facial features. The sheriff star is painted with thick, sculptural strokes that catch the light contrasting with the softness of the face. The neutral background eliminates distraction and amplifies the psychological depth of the gaze. The palette of warm ochres and muted earth tones reflects stability, grounding, and reflection. Broome positions himself slightly off center, enhancing the sense of quiet observation.", "momentToReflect": "The greatest authority is not the power to\ncommand others, but the wisdom to govern oneself.\nHe left more than paintings.\nHe left a life painted in brushstrokes.", "accession": "BC-153", "tags": [], "license": { "name": "Collection", "creditLine": "© 2026 The Broome Collection. 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