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Benjamin West

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17 paintings

  • Portrait of Benjamin West
    Portrait of Benjamin West
    Gilbert Stuart
    1785 · National Portrait Gallery
  • The American School
    The American School
    Matthew Pratt
    1765 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Benjamin West, P.R.A.
    Benjamin West, P.R.A.
    Thomas Lawrence
    1810 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Portrait of Benjamin West
    Portrait of Benjamin West
    Gilbert Stuart
    1781 · Tate
  • Benjamin West Self-Portrait
    Benjamin West Self-Portrait
    Benjamin West
    1808–1809 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Benjamin West
    Benjamin West
    Unknown artist
    c. 1776 · National Gallery of Art
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Benjamin West
    1819 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • The Artist and His Son Raphael
    The Artist and His Son Raphael
    Benjamin West
    1773 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Benjamin West
    Benjamin West
    John Downman
    1777 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Benjamin West
    Benjamin West
    James Smith
    1770 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Benjamin West, Frank Wilkin and Henry Wilkin
    Benjamin West, Frank Wilkin and Henry Wilkin
    Francis William Wilkin
    1815–1825 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Portrait of Benjamin West
    Portrait of Benjamin West
    Thomas Lawrence
    c. 1818 · Cleveland Museum of Art
  • The Toast is England
    The Toast is England
    Fred Roe
    · Te Whare O Rehua Sarjeant Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Benjamin West
    c. 1818 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Benjamin West (1738–1820)
    Benjamin West (1738–1820)
    Abraham Delanoy
    1766 · New York Historical
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