#benjamin wilson

[under-the-knife]

Silhouettes // Caskets

[lindahall]

Benjamin Wilson – Scientist of the Day

Benjamin Wilson, an English portrait painter and experimental philosopher, died June 6, 1788, at the age of about 67.

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[saraiisstanky]

Martha and her dads

Neil at the banquet and before Edens

Barbie

Will redraw

Parker redraw

Thomas

Stephen

Have some old to new doodles I made cuz I haven’t been able to draw without burning out in seconds 🙌

[jeannepompadour]

Portrait of a lady with a mask and cherries by Benjamin Wilson, 1753

[fishfinz]

BENJAMIN WILSON

BENJAMIN WILSON (10; he/him) is Bence’s thoughtful twin brother. He never thought much about performing but when he starts, he can’t be stopped.

He’s giving Michael Jackson, but I don’t know if that’s a good thing or not. He’s also giving “some Disney character that my brother can’t remember the name of” in his headshot. I wasn’t sure what to do with his clothes for a while ‘cause his logline is “The Charmer” but he’s also very Chad™. But look at him,,, He’s so cute!

My brother is a certified SJC; Social Justice Chad, so Benji’s gonna be a lovable comic relief character. You know, very Chris McLean trans rights, iykyk. I love writing his character, the perfect UK mixture of Alvin and Simon. Switching him and Bence; Benji hangs with Theo, Bence hangs with Simon+Brit.

art credit to; pinterest(is his name jaymin khansmith? idk y’all pls), myself, and my chipmunk save file, y’all know the deal

[galleryofunknowns]

Attributed to Francis Alleyne (b.1750?-d.1815?), 'Portrait of a Lady, traditionally identified as Frederica Augusta Locke (b.1750-d.1832)', 1700s, oil on canvas, British, sold for $2,250 USD in Christies Old Master Paintings and Sculpture sale, October 2019, New York, USA.

Formerly attributed to Benjamin Wilson (c.1970).

[books0977]

Portrait of a Lady with Mask and Cherries (1753). Benjamin Wilson (English, 1721-1788). Oil on canvas. Dulwich Picture Gallery. 

An exercise in the style of Rembrandt, recalling his 'Saskia as Flora' (1634). The catalogue of the Christie's sale, 1898, records a traditional identification of the sitter as Lady Anne Walpole (1733-97). She was one of the three daughters of Horatio, 1st Baron Walpole of Wolterton (1678-1757).

[emmedoesntdomath]

someone has to watch el museo so I can talk about how gay these idiots are bro