Benjamin Marshall

1768–1835

Benjamin Marshall, ‘James Belcher, Bare-Knuckle Champion of England’ ?1803
James Belcher, Bare-Knuckle Champion of England ?1803
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Biography

Benjamin Marshall (8 November 1768 – 29 January 1835) was an English sporting and animal painter. He was a follower of George Stubbs and studied under Lemuel Abbott for three years.

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Benjamin Marshall, ‘James Belcher, Bare-Knuckle Champion of England’ ?1803

Benjamin Marshall James Belcher, Bare-Knuckle Champion of England

?1803
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Benjamin Marshall, ‘Emilius’ ?1824

Benjamin Marshall Emilius

?1824
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Benjamin Marshall, ‘Portraits of Cattle of the Improved Short-Horned Breed, the Property of J. Wilkinson Esq. of Lenton, near Nottingham’ 1816

Benjamin Marshall Portraits of Cattle of the Improved Short-Horned Breed, the Property of J. Wilkinson Esq. of Lenton, near Nottingham

1816
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Benjamin Marshall, ‘Sir Charles Bunbury with Cox, his Trainer, and a Stable-Lad: A Study for ‘Surprise and Eleanor’’ ?1801

Benjamin Marshall Sir Charles Bunbury with Cox, his Trainer, and a Stable-Lad: A Study for ‘Surprise and Eleanor’

?1801
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Benjamin Marshall, ‘The Rev. Edward Cage’ 1826

Benjamin Marshall The Rev. Edward Cage

1826
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Benjamin Marshall, ‘Interior of a Barn with a Milkmaid and Farm Labourer’ c.1820

Benjamin Marshall Interior of a Barn with a Milkmaid and Farm Labourer

c.1820
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