United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · November 8, 1768 – July 24, 1835Wikidata
Benjamin Marshall
British artist
Born in Seagrave. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 176834 dated paintingsDied 1835
40 works
J.V. Grinstead, brother-in-law to Lord Glamis and Chief Whip to Lord Glamis’ staghoundsBenjamin Marshall18th century- A Black HorseBenjamin Marshallc. 1794 · Royal Collection
- 'Curricle' with a HuntsmanBenjamin Marshallc. 1794 · Royal Collection
TigerBenjamin Marshallc. 1794 · Royal Collection- A Roan HackBenjamin Marshallc. 1794 · Royal Collection
MistakeBenjamin Marshallc. 1794 · Royal Collection- LopBenjamin Marshallc. 1794 · Royal Collection
Joshua Rose of LiverpoolBenjamin Marshallc. 1795 · Yale Center for British Art- Diamond, with Dennis Fitzpatrick UpBenjamin Marshall1799 · Yale Center for British Art
The Prince of Wales's Favourite Roan HackBenjamin Marshallc. 1800 · Walker Art Gallery- Sir Charles Bunbury with Cox, his Trainer, and a Stable-Lad: A Study for ‘Surprise and Eleanor’Benjamin Marshall1801 · Tate
The Jockey Frank Buckle, the Owner-Breeder John Wastell, his Trainer Robert Robson, and a Stable-ladBenjamin Marshall1802 · Yale Center for British Art- Muly MolochBenjamin Marshall1803 · Yale Center for British Art
James Belcher, Bare-Knuckle Champion of EnglandBenjamin Marshall1803 · Tate- John Hilton, Judge of the Course at Newmarket; John Fuller, Clerk of the Course; and John Stevens, a TrainerBenjamin Marshallc. 1804 · Yale Center for British Art