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|  width="100%" colspan="2" style="text-align: center;" | http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v481/asvlvv/cherpaintorig.jpg
 
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|  width="100%" colspan="2" style="background-color: #202020; color: #cccccc;" | '''Information'''
 
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|  width="31%" | '''Artist'''
 
|  width="69%" | Ser Scott Hampton
 
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|  width="31%" | '''Year'''
 
|  width="69%" | Y11
 
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|  width="31%" | '''Type'''
 
|  width="69%" | Oil on canvas
 
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|  width="31%" | '''Dimensions'''
 
|  width="69%" | 226 cm × 144 cm (89 in × 57 in)
 
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|  width="31%" | '''Location'''
 
|  width="69%" | Imperial Palace, Imperial Centre
 
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'''Cherokee, 10th Emperor''' is a Y11 portrait of [[Thomas Cherokee]] following his ascension to the Imperial Throne by Ser Scott Hampton.  On display for a short period at the [[Imperial Archives]] on [[Coruscant|Imperial Centre]] - it has since been relocated to the [[Imperial Palace]].
 
 
 
==Background==
 
On Day 300, Year 11, the Imperial Historical Society commissioned [[Barab I]] native Ser Scott Hampton to paint the official portrait of [[Emperor]] [[Cherokee]] in celebration of his ascension to the Imperial Throne, following the abdication of [[Vodo Bonias]].
 
 
 
Hampton utilized an oil on canvas style to lend the portrait a sense of nobility and classicism lacking in modern holographic imagery.  On completion, the piece was presented to the [[Emperor]] as a gift, and lauded as a masterpiece of the Imperial Art Movement.
 
 
 
[[Category: Imperial Gallery]]
 

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