Drapery Studies, for "Dead Man Revived...", Washington Allston, c. 1811-1813

Washington AllstonVerenigde Staten, 1779–1843

Drapery Studies, for "Dead Man Revived..."

c. 1811-1813 · Drawing

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Inventarisnummer: 8.1955.2

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Tekeningen & aquarellen Krijt Neoclassicisme Romantiek 19e eeuw Verenigde Staten

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In het leven van Washington Allston

Het hele leven

1809
Married: Ann Channing Allston
1809
Marries Ann Channing
Marries Ann Channing, sister of William Ellery Channing.
1811
To Europe with his pupil Samuel Morse
Samuel F. B. Morse, one of his art pupils, accompanies him to Europe.
after 1811
Settles in London
After travelling throughout western Europe he finally settles in London, where his pictures win him fame and prizes.
1813
Publishes “The Sylphs of the Seasons”
In London he publishes “The Sylphs of the Seasons, with Other Poems”; the book is republished in Boston later that year.
February 1815
Death of his wife, Ann Channing
His wife dies, leaving him saddened, lonely and homesick for America.