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John Singleton Copley

John Singleton Copley

    3rd of July 1738   -   September 9, 1815
Portrait painting   •   Wikipedia: John Singleton Copley

Only a few painters became famous as young people thanks to their talent. John Singleton Copley, who grew up in Boston, Massachusetts, as the son of Anglo-Irish colonists, is certainly a prime example of this. He painted a portrait of his brother at the age of 14. He earned his first money at the age of fifteen with a portrait of a local clergyman, and at sixteen he painted his early work "Mars, Venus and Vulcan", which is still famous today. Copley not only fed the family through his art, he also quickly rose to the upper circles of Boston.

During this period of the Seven Years' War for possession of Canada, "America" was considered a rough corner and an eternal source of unrest. Perhaps this was one of the reasons why Copley's paintings also caused a sensation in Great Britain from 1766 onwards, especially the portrait "Boy with Squirrel". Critics compared it with Rubens or van Dyck, and recommended an engagement in Europe. While Boston, in particular, gradually developed into a stronghold of colonial discontent, Copley was emphatically apolitical; his wife's family were all "loyalists" - his father-in-law, Mr. Clarke, was one of the aggrieved importers at the famous "Boston Tea Party". Copley left Massachusetts in 1774, the year the war broke out, and was never to return.

In London Copley began a second career as a history painter. Historical pieces were in great demand in the nationally conscious, up-and-coming island empire of the time. He made his debut with the "Death of the Earl of Chatham" and painted sea pieces such as the surrender of Admiral de Winter, but also religious themes such as "Hagar and Ismael in the Desert". But Copley did not deny his American roots either. After the independence of the United States, he was the first to dare to paint a ship with the U.S. flag - "Watson and the Shark", a salvation from extreme hardship, became a success on both sides of the Atlantic. Copley painted portraits of many famous Americans during their stays in London, including the later US Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. However, planned visits to the old homeland never came about. The Napoleonic Wars consumed his fortune.

John Singleton Copley is now highly regarded on both sides of the Atlantic. His son John Singleton Copley jr., a brilliant lawyer and jurist, later even became British Lord Chancellor.

John Singleton Copley

    3rd of July 1738   -   September 9, 1815
Portrait painting   •   Wikipedia: John Singleton Copley John Singleton Copley

Only a few painters became famous as young people thanks to their talent. John Singleton Copley, who grew up in Boston, Massachusetts, as the son of Anglo-Irish colonists, is certainly a prime example of this. He painted a portrait of his brother at the age of 14. He earned his first money at the age of fifteen with a portrait of a local clergyman, and at sixteen he painted his early work "Mars, Venus and Vulcan", which is still famous today. Copley not only fed the family through his art, he also quickly rose to the upper circles of Boston.

During this period of the Seven Years' War for possession of Canada, "America" was considered a rough corner and an eternal source of unrest. Perhaps this was one of the reasons why Copley's paintings also caused a sensation in Great Britain from 1766 onwards, especially the portrait "Boy with Squirrel". Critics compared it with Rubens or van Dyck, and recommended an engagement in Europe. While Boston, in particular, gradually developed into a stronghold of colonial discontent, Copley was emphatically apolitical; his wife's family were all "loyalists" - his father-in-law, Mr. Clarke, was one of the aggrieved importers at the famous "Boston Tea Party". Copley left Massachusetts in 1774, the year the war broke out, and was never to return.

In London Copley began a second career as a history painter. Historical pieces were in great demand in the nationally conscious, up-and-coming island empire of the time. He made his debut with the "Death of the Earl of Chatham" and painted sea pieces such as the surrender of Admiral de Winter, but also religious themes such as "Hagar and Ismael in the Desert". But Copley did not deny his American roots either. After the independence of the United States, he was the first to dare to paint a ship with the U.S. flag - "Watson and the Shark", a salvation from extreme hardship, became a success on both sides of the Atlantic. Copley painted portraits of many famous Americans during their stays in London, including the later US Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. However, planned visits to the old homeland never came about. The Napoleonic Wars consumed his fortune.

John Singleton Copley is now highly regarded on both sides of the Atlantic. His son John Singleton Copley jr., a brilliant lawyer and jurist, later even became British Lord Chancellor.

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John Singleton Copley
The Death of Major Peirson, 6 Ja...
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General George Augustus Eliott o...
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Captain W. Fairfax, figure study...
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Portrait of Captain Sir Edward B...
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John Singleton Copley
The death of Major Peirson at St...
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John Singleton Copley
Samuel and Eli, engraved by S. A...
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John Singleton Copley
John Bours (1734-1815), c.1765-7...
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Charles I (1600-49) Demanding th...
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George John Spencer, 2nd Earl Sp...
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Mrs. Jerathmael Bowers, ca. 1763.
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Portrait of Admiral Richard Howe...
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John Singleton Copley
A Hussar Officer on Horseback, 1...
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John Singleton Copley
The death of Chatham
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John Singleton Copley
The Western Brothers, 1783
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John Singleton Copley
Charles I (1600-49) attempting t...
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John Singleton Copley
Portrait of William II, King of ...
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John Singleton Copley
 
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John Singleton Copley
 
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John Singleton Copley
Abigael Bromfield Rogers, c.1784
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John Singleton Copley
The Copley Family, 1776-1777
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John Singleton Copley
Daniel Hubbard, 1764
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John Singleton Copley
'Defeat of the Floating Batterie...
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John Singleton Copley
John Singleton Copley Self-Portr...
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John Singleton Copley
Rescue Group, 177778 (black chal...
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John Singleton Copley
Samuel telling his Vision to Eli...
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John Singleton Copley
Mr. Joshua Henshaw II, c.1770-74
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John Singleton Copley
Figures Clinging to Wreckage, c....
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John Singleton Copley
The Siege and Relief of Gibralta...
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John Singleton Copley
Study for The Ascension, 1774.
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John Singleton Copley
Mrs Clark Gayton, 1779
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John Singleton Copley
Nathaniel Hurd, c.1765
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John Singleton Copley
Robert Hooper, ca. 1770-1772.
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John Singleton Copley
The death of Major Pierson
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John Singleton Copley
Richard Heber, 1782
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John Singleton Copley
Daniel Hubbard, 1764.
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John Singleton Copley
Admiral Richard, Earl of Howe, 1...
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John Singleton Copley
Study for the Central Group in t...
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Sketch for The Copley Family, 17...
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Joseph Warren
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Watson and the Shark 
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Mrs. James Russell (Katherine Gr...
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John Singleton Copley
George Spencer, 2nd Earl Spencer
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Anne Fairchild Bowler Mrs. Metca...
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?The most noble Charles Marquis ...
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John Singleton Copley
The Stillwell Family, 1786
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John Singleton Copley
Portrait of Mrs Gawen Brown (Eli...
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John Singleton Copley
Death of the Earl of Chatham, 1778
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John Singleton Copley
John, 2nd Viscount Dudley and Ward
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John Singleton Copley
The Rev. Mr William Welsteed of ...
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Study for the Central Group in t...
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John Singleton Copley
Henry Laurens, 1782.
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Watson and the Shark 
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John Singleton Copley
 
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John Singleton Copley
 
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John Singleton Copley
 
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Portrait of William Murray, Earl...
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Their Royal Highnesses the Princ...
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John Singleton Copley
 
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Charles Turner
Portret van Willem II, koning de...
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John Singleton Copley
 
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John Singleton Copley
 
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John Singleton Copley
 
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John Singleton Copley
Study for "The Defeat of the Flo...
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John Singleton Copley
Samuel Adams, engraved by G.F. S...
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Benjamin Pickman (1740
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Study for "The Defeat of the Flo...
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Baron Graham, 1804.
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John Singleton Copley
 
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John Singleton Copley
John Adams, from 'The History of...
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John Singleton Copley
 
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John Singleton Copley
?Death of Major Pierson and defe...
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Lydia Henchman Hancock, 1766.
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John Singleton Copley
Epes Sargent, c.1760
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Charles Pelham, 1753-54
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Andrew Oliver, c. 1758.
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John Singleton Copley
Officers Cheering (charcoal)
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