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Benjamin West
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A Domestic Affliction - Benjamin WestPrint
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Cicero and the magistrates discovering the tomb of Archimedes - Benjamin WestPrint
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King Lear in the Storm - Benjamin WestPrint
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His Majesty George III Resuming Power - Benjamin WestPrint
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The Indians Delivering up the English Captives to Colonel Bouquet near his camp at the forks of Muskingum, North America in November 1764 - Benjamin WestPrint
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The Death of General Wolfe (detail) - Benjamin WestPrint
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Gov. John Page of Virginia, Rosewell Plantation, Gloucester County, Virginia - Benjamin WestPrint
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Self-portrait - Benjamin WestPrint
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The Battle of La Hogue, Destruction of the French fleet, May 22, 1692 - Benjamin WestPrint
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Portrait of Ann Barbara Hill Medlycott - Benjamin WestPrint
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Calypso's Reception of Telemachus and Mentor - Benjamin WestPrint
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Isaac's Servant Trying the Bracelet on Rebecca's Arm - Benjamin WestPrint
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The Bard - Benjamin WestPrint
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The Death of Nelson - Benjamin WestPrint
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John Eardley Wilmot - Benjamin WestPrint
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Death on the Pale Horse - Benjamin WestPrint
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Moses Shown the Promised Land - Benjamin WestPrint
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General Johnson Saving the Wounded French Officer - Benjamin WestPrint
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Venus Lamenting the Death of Adonis - Benjamin WestPrint
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Cupid and Psyche - Benjamin WestPrint
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Jacob Blessing Ephraim and Manasseh - Benjamin WestPrint
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Queen Charlotte - Benjamin WestPrint
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Christ Showing A Little Child As The Emblem Of Heaven - Benjamin WestPrint
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The Death of Nelson, 21st October 1805 - Benjamin WestPrint
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Artist Biography
Benjamin West
West's The Death of General Wolfe (1770) broke a two-thousand-year convention by depicting a contemporary military event in modern dress rather than classical garb. The Royal Academy's president, Joshua Reynolds, tried to talk him out of it. The painting was a sensation, and the convention was broken for good.
He was born in Springfield, Pennsylvania, in 1738, a Quaker-raised boy from the colonies who became the second president of the Royal Academy in London, holding the post for twenty-eight years. He arrived in England in 1763 after studying in Italy and quickly gained the patronage of George III, serving as the king's historical painter from 1772 to 1801.
He trained a generation of American painters in London, including Gilbert Stuart, Charles Willson Peale, Samuel Morse and John Trumbull. Each returned to America and shaped the new nation's visual culture. West stayed in London and died there in 1820, at eighty-one.
He was born in Springfield, Pennsylvania, in 1738, a Quaker-raised boy from the colonies who became the second president of the Royal Academy in London, holding the post for twenty-eight years. He arrived in England in 1763 after studying in Italy and quickly gained the patronage of George III, serving as the king's historical painter from 1772 to 1801.
He trained a generation of American painters in London, including Gilbert Stuart, Charles Willson Peale, Samuel Morse and John Trumbull. Each returned to America and shaped the new nation's visual culture. West stayed in London and died there in 1820, at eighty-one.
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