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Henry Pelham with his pet flying squirrel, painted by his half-brother John Singleton Copley in 1760. The 18th century was the golden age of squirrel ownership - and they were the most popular pet in Colonial America, lavished with golden chains & the best nuts.
The #Death of Major #Pierson, by John #Singleton #Copley, c. 1782.
Watson And The Shark by John Singleton Copley in 1782 #HistoricalPaintings
This grisly scene caused a sensation when first exhibited (and made the artist a fortune through selling prints of its design.) It's one of those images that still holds power today in the @ngadc gallery. Detail, #JohnSingletonCopley, Watson and the Shark, 1778. #ITweetMuseums
Watson and the Shark by American painter John Singleton Copley in 1782 #Paintings
Watson And The Shark by John Singleton Copley in 1782 #HistoricalPaintings
Watson and the Shark by American painter John Singleton Copley in 1782 #Paintings
Watson and the Shark by American painter John Singleton Copley in 1782 #Paintings
Today's painting was inspired by a recent visit from @ChestertonSch Year 3 students. Most of them agreed that they wished they had painted John Singleton Copley's Floating Batteries at Gibraltar, because of its size and detail. #ChristmasCountdown
Watson and the Shark by American painter John Singleton Copley in 1782 #Paintings
"I feel a bit lost if I’m not making art constantly" - Stephanie Singleton #ballpitmag #art https://t.co/EsX6U8FhPz
John Singleton Copley (1738-1815), Mary and Eliz Royall, c.1758.
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Born #OTD 1738- John Singleton Copley, the #portrait artist who captured figures on both sides of the #revolution.
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In Memoriam John Singleton Copley RA 1738 – 1815 #historyofart American #portrait #painter of notable colonial American and English figures