The Auction (George Smith)
George Smith (1713–1776) made The Auction.
The Auction, in brief
- Title
- The Auction
- Artist
- George Smith (1713–1776)
- Artist born in
- Chichester, United Kingdom
High-resolution images of The Auction
George Smith, The Auction. Public domain.
Questions on The Auction, answered
Can the image of "The Auction" by George Smith be freely reproduced?
"The Auction" by George Smith is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.
Which artist is "The Auction" attributed to?
"The Auction" was created by George Smith. The information on this page describes George Smith's original work.
Why is the copyright status of "The Auction" what it is?
"The Auction" by George Smith is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1776.
About the artist, George Smith
1713–1776, United Kingdom
George Smith
Richard Wilson: Bridging the Divide Between Italy and Wales Richard Wilson, born in Edinburgh in 1713 – a year marked by significant artistic developments across Europe – stands as a pivotal figure in the transition of landscape painting from its Rococo roots to a more emotionally resonant and classically informed style. His life was one of constant movement, shaped by familial obligations, financial constraints, and an insatiable desire to absorb the artistic lessons of both Italy and his native Wales. Wilson’s story is not simply that of a painter; it's a narrative interwoven with family history, social connections, and a profound engagement with the changing aesthetic landscape of 18th-century Britain. He was the third son of John Wilson, a rector, and his wife Alice, who came from the Wynne family of Leeswood near Mold.