After Benjamin West (US/London, 1738-1820)
After Benjamin West, P.R.A.
(American/London, 1738-1820)
"The Death of General Wolfe", ca. 1800
oil on canvas
unsigned, after the 1770 painting depicting the moment of the British victory at the Battle of Quebec and the tragic mortal wounding of the man responsible for it, now conserved at the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
Framed.
59" x 59", framed 65" x 65"
Provenance: The Collection of the Late Dr. E. Ralph Lupin, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dimensions: 65 x 65 in
Condition Report: Surface dirt and darkening of the varnish layer. Canvas relined. Buckling and craquelure to upper right area. A few abrasions to lower left edge and small losses in upper right, close to right edge and lower right areas. Inpainting repairs to far right figure and his rifle and top of the hair to figure right next to him. Other inpainting touch-ups to various figures appear to be craquelure fillers. Other inpainting touch-ups to sky and foreground. Please ask for blacklight photos.
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After Benjamin West, P.R.A.
(American/London, 1738-1820)
"The Death of General Wolfe", ca. 1800
oil on canvas
unsigned, after the 1770 painting depicting the moment of the British victory at the Battle of Quebec and the tragic mortal wounding of the man responsible for it, now conserved at the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
Framed.
59" x 59", framed 65" x 65"
Provenance: The Collection of the Late Dr. E. Ralph Lupin, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dimensions: 65 x 65 in
Condition Report: Surface dirt and darkening of the varnish layer. Canvas relined. Buckling and craquelure to upper right area. A few abrasions to lower left edge and small losses in upper right, close to right edge and lower right areas. Inpainting repairs to far right figure and his rifle and top of the hair to figure right next to him. Other inpainting touch-ups to various figures appear to be craquelure fillers. Other inpainting touch-ups to sky and foreground. Please ask for blacklight photos.