Dr John Bowles (Benjamin Marshall)

Benjamin Marshall (1768–1835) made Dr John Bowles.

Dr John Bowles by Benjamin Marshall
Dr John Bowles by Benjamin Marshall. Public domain.

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Dr John Bowles, in brief

Title
Dr John Bowles
Artist
Benjamin Marshall (1768–1835)
Artist born in
Seagrave, United Kingdom

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"Dr John Bowles" was created by Benjamin Marshall. The information on this page describes Benjamin Marshall's original work.

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The copyright status of "Dr John Bowles" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1835.

About the artist, Benjamin Marshall

Benjamin Marshall

1768–1835, United Kingdom

Benjamin Marshall

Benjamin Marshall: A Pioneer of Sporting Animal Painting Benjamin Marshall (1768 – 1835) stands as a significant figure in British art history, particularly renowned for his captivating depictions of horses and sporting pursuits during the Romantic era. Born in Seagrave, Leicestershire, he embarked on an artistic journey shaped by formative influences from George Stubbs and lemuel abbott, establishing himself as a dedicated follower of Stubbs’ anatomical precision and meticulous observation. His early training under Abbott instilled a foundational understanding of drawing and painting techniques that would underpin his prolific output throughout his career. Early Life & Training: Marshall's upbringing fostered an appreciation for the natural world, which would become central to his artistic vision.

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