Lucia Fairchild Fuller: A Delicate Hand Shaping Miniature Portraits Lucia Fairchild Fuller (1872-1924) stands as a quietly influential figure in late nineteenth and early twentieth century American art, primarily recognized for her exquisite miniature portraits—a genre demanding meticulous detail and capturing fleeting expressions with remarkable sensitivity. Born December 6, 1870, in Boston, Massachusetts, Fuller’s artistic lineage traced back to prominent families involved in literature and visual arts, notably including John Singer Sargent and William James, cementing her position within…