Benjamin West, Portrait

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Benjamin West

1776

Portrait Of Colonel Guy Johnson And Karonghyontye

Provenance indicates that the painting passed through several owners before its acquisition by The A.W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust in 1940.

Benjamin West

1778

Portrait Of George, Prince Of Wales, And Prince Frederick, Later Duke Of York

Benjamin West's "Portrait of George & Frederick" captures the royal brothers in 1778. Witness their formal attire and regal presence within a detailed, checkered background – a glimpse into British aristocracy.

Benjamin West

1771

The Death Of Hyacinth

Admire Benjamin West’s poignant depiction of Hyacinth's death – a masterpiece showcasing Neoclassical elegance and dramatic emotion at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Benjamin West

1778

The Bard

Benjamin West’s "The Bard" (1778) captures a contemplative musician in a neoclassical portrait, showcasing long hair and a harp. This evocative artwork by the American artist offers a timeless depiction of artistry and contemplation – discover this masterpiece.

Benjamin West

1773

Joseph Banks

Explore Benjamin West's iconic portrait of Joseph Banks, capturing his scientific pursuits and aristocratic charm amidst the Tahitian landscape – a masterpiece of Neoclassical art.

Benjamin West

1784

Moses Receiving The Law On Mount Sinai

Benjamin West’s dramatic "Moses Receiving the Law on Mount Sinai" (1784) captures a pivotal biblical moment in neoclassical style, showcasing Moses' determination against stormy skies. A stunning piece of Enlightenment art – discover or own this iconic work.

Benjamin West

1769

Mr. John Utterson Of Fareham, Hampshire

Admire Benjamin West’s ‘Mr. John Utterson of Fareham,’ a stunning 1769 Neoclassical portrait. Explore realism, detail & symbolism in this captivating piece.

Benjamin West

1770

Self-portrait

Benjamin West’s ‘Self-Portrait,’ a captivating Neo-Classical masterpiece from 1770, showcases the artist in late 18th-century attire with thoughtful introspection. Discover this iconic portrait and elevate your art collection today.

Benjamin West

1770

Thomas Middleton Of The Oaks

Benjamin West’s 1770 portrait of Thomas Middleton, a Charlestonian gentleman in a red coat, captures the elegance of the American Enlightenment era. This striking piece showcases West's neoclassical style and offers a glimpse into the life of a prominent South Carolina family.

Benjamin West

1805

Mrs Benjamin West Ii With Her Son, Benjamin West Iii

Admire 'Mrs Benjamin West II' by Benjamin West (1805). A stunning Neoclassical portrait showcasing family life & refined style. Hand-painted reproduction available.

Benjamin West

1770

Miss Elizabeth Milward

This captivating painting portrays Miss Elizabeth Milward, rendered in a refined Neoclassical style by renowned artist Benjamin West. Featuring delicate floral accents and meticulous detail, it exemplifies West's mastery of portraiture and reflects his ambition to establish himself as a prominent figure in European artistic circles.

Benjamin West

1784

Dr Richard Price (1723 1791), Dd, Frs

Admire Benjamin West’s portrait of Dr. Richard Price, a 18th-century clergyman. Explore this neoclassical masterpiece featuring rich detail & dramatic lighting – a timeless work of art.

Benjamin West

Venus Consoling Cupid Stung By A Bee

A tender Neoclassical scene of Venus comforting a stung Cupid by Benjamin West captures an intimate moment of divine care that invites you to bring this timeless masterpiece into your private collection.

The Indians Delivering Up The English Captives To Colonel Bouquet Near His Camp At The Folks Of Muskingum, North America In November 1764 — Benjamin West

Benjamin West

1769

The Indians Delivering Up The English Captives To Colonel Bouquet Near His Camp At The Folks Of Muskingum, North America In November 1764

Benjamin West’s "Indians Delivering Captives" (1769) is a detailed engraving depicting colonial America. Explore this historical narrative, Neoclassical style & 18th-century art.

Benjamin West

1799

Maria Hamilton Beckford (mrs William Beckford)

A serene portrait of Maria Hamilton Beckford in a blue dress by Benjamin West captures the elegance of 1799 through masterful Neoclassical brushwork, inviting you to bring this timeless piece into your collection.

Benjamin West

1790

Christ Showing A Little Child As The Emblem Of Heaven

Experience Benjamin West's 1790 masterpiece, Christ Showing a Little Child as the Emblem of Heaven, a powerful depiction of faith and devotion you can own.

Benjamin West

1796

Simeon With The Infant Jesus

A poignant Neoclassical masterpiece by Benjamin West capturing the serene moment of Simeon with the Infant Jesus through masterful chiaroscuro, inviting you to bring this piece of history into your private collection.

Benjamin West

1772

Portrait Of Sir John Griffin Griffin

Benjamin West

Epponia Giving Bread To Her Husband Sabinus In Concealment

Benjamin West

1756

Mary Bethel Boude (mrs. Samuel Boude)

Benjamin West

1819

Self Portrait

A striking Neoclassical depiction of a man in red and a feathered hat by Benjamin West captures a moment of quiet contemplation from 1819, inviting you to explore this masterpiece for your private collection.

Benjamin West

Sir Thomas Beauchamp-proctor

Benjamin West

1783

The Three Sisters

Benjamin West’s "The Three Sisters" captures three elegant women in a lush garden, reflecting Neoclassical beauty and hinting at mythological grace. Explore this iconic drawing's rich details & historical context.

Benjamin West

The Damsel And Orlando 1

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