Three Persons Viewing the Gladiator by Candlelight, William Pether after Joseph Wright, 1769
Joseph Wright of Derby, portretJoseph Wright of DerbyVerenigd Koninkrijk, 1734–1797

Three Persons Viewing the Gladiator by Candlelight

1769 · Print

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In het leven van Joseph Wright of Derby

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  1. 1760–1773

    Meets Wedgwood and Priestley

    While living in Derby, Wright came to know the potter Josiah Wedgwood, founder of the Wedgwood company, and the chemist Joseph Priestley; he attended the scientists’ experiments and depicted them in drawings and paintings. Wedgwood, together with the industrialist Richard Arkwright, became one of Wright’s two most important patrons.

  2. 1764–1767

    The deaths of his mother and father

    The painter’s mother, Hannah Brookes, died in 1764, and his father, John Wright, an attorney and the town clerk of Derby, in 1767.

  3. 1768–1771

    Liverpool: portraits and the name “of Derby”

    Wright spent a productive spell in Liverpool painting portraits of prominent citizens and their families. It was then that he became known as Wright “of Derby”, to distinguish him from the artist Richard Wright, also based in Liverpool.

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