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1727 – January 20, 1787Wikidata

Mason Chamberlin

British artist (1727-1787)

Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 172716 dated paintingsDied 1787

24 works

  • Kenton Couse (1721–1790), Architect
    Kenton Couse (1721–1790), Architect
    Mason Chamberlin
    18th century · Government Art Collection
  • Mrs Le Keux
    Mrs Le Keux
    attributed to · Attributed to Mason Chamberlin
    18th century · Christ's Hospital
  • Richard, 3rd Earl of Onslow
    Richard, 3rd Earl of Onslow
    circle of · Circle of Mason Chamberlin
    18th century · Surrey County Hall
  • Francis Popham (d. 1780)
    Francis Popham (d. 1780)
    Mason Chamberlin
    18th century
  • Master Stenninge
    Master Stenninge
    Mason Chamberlin
    c. 1750 · Government Art Collection
  • George Udney
    George Udney
    Mason Chamberlin
    c. 1760–1769 · National Galleries Scotland
  • John Arnold (1736–1799)
    John Arnold (1736–1799)
    attributed to · Attributed to Mason Chamberlin
    c. 1760–1770 · British Museum
  • Conversation Piece
    Conversation Piece
    Mason Chamberlin
    1761 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Portrait of Benjamin Franklin
    Portrait of Benjamin Franklin
    Mason Chamberlin
    1762 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • William Boyce (1711–1779)
    William Boyce (1711–1779)
    Mason Chamberlin
    1765–1770 · Royal College of Music
  • Q134599912
    Q134599912
    attributed to · Attributed to Mason Chamberlin
    1765–1770
  • Daniel Cunyngham
    Daniel Cunyngham
    Mason Chamberlin
    1766 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Daniel Cunyngham (b.1701)
    Daniel Cunyngham (b.1701)
    Mason Chamberlin
    1766 · National Trust
  • Samuel Chandler (1693–1766)
    Samuel Chandler (1693–1766)
    Mason Chamberlin
    1766 · Royal Society of London
  • Dr William Hunter (1718–1783)
    Dr William Hunter (1718–1783)
    Mason Chamberlin
    1769 · Royal Academy of Arts
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