Richard Westall

1765–1836

Richard Westall, ‘The Reconciliation of Helen and Paris after his Defeat by Menelaus’ exhibited 1805 — The Reconciliation of Helen and Paris after his Defeat by Menelaus exhibited 1805
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Biography

Richard Westall (2 January 1765 – 4 December 1836) was an English painter and illustrator of portraits, historical and literary events, best known for his portraits of Byron. He was also Queen Victoria's drawing master.

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Artworks

Richard Westall, ‘The Reconciliation of Helen and Paris after his Defeat by Menelaus’ exhibited 1805

Richard Westall The Reconciliation of Helen and Paris after his Defeat by Menelaus

exhibited 1805

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Richard Westall a) An Old Man by a Fireside and a Servant Girl. Burns

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View by appointment T08650

Richard Westall f) A Dying Aged Warrior, a Maiden and a Monk: Sothey: Roderick

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View by appointment T08655

Richard Westall c) A Young Man and a Dog. Cowper

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View by appointment T08652

Richard Westall Philip Sansom, Jun., as a Child

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Richard Westall d) A Gaelic Warrior Pointing to a Vision. Gray

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View by appointment T08653

Richard Westall b) An Old Couple Seated outside a Cottage. Burns

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View by appointment T08651

Richard Westall g) A Woman Ministering to Another, Three Weeping Children. Young: Night Thoughts

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View by appointment T08656

Features

William Hilton the Younger, ‘Cupid and Nymph’ exhibited 1828

BP Spotlight: Bodies of Nature

Cora Gilroy-Ware

Bodies of (Human) Nature: Nymphs in British Art 1780–1840

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