John Singleton CopleyÉtats-Unis, 1738–1815Robert Hyde, Squire of Hyde
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Art Institute of Chicago
Chicago, États-Unis
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- 1943.1002
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Pendant ce temps, chez John Singleton Copley
La vie entière1774–1815 · Lieu de travail
London
second half of the 1770s
A turn to history painting
In London Copley follows the fashion set by West and begins to paint historical pieces as well as portraits; together they create a new kind of history painting with modern subjects, chiefly the deaths of heroes, and scrupulous attention to contemporary detail. His first such work, “Watson and the Shark”, is based on the story of Brook Watson, who as a boy of fourteen was attacked by a shark while swimming in Havana harbour.
1776
Elected an associate of the Royal Academy
Copley is elected an associate member of the Royal Academy of Arts. From this year until 1815 he sends forty-three paintings to its exhibitions.
1779
Becomes an Academician of the Royal Academy
Copley is elected a full Academician of the Royal Academy of Arts in London, three years after becoming an associate. Other accounts place his election to full membership in 1783.
