- The Death of General Wolfe is a 1770 painting by Anglo-American artist Benjamin West, commemorating the 1759 Battle of Quebec...
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- Finally, although The Death of General Wolfe takes place in Canada and depicts a dying British soldier, viewers saw it as a hybridization of American and European...
- West turned the conventions of history painting on their head by choosing a contemporary subject and dress.
- It remained in West’s Gallery in London until 1829, when it was purchased by a descendant of Brigadier-General Monckton, Wolfe’s second in command...
- In West's painting from 1770, British General Wolfe breathes his last breath just as victory against the French is secured.
- “The Death of General Wolfe” is a significant historical oil painting completed by artist Benjamin West in 1770.
- İngiliz kökenli Amerikalı ressam Benjamin West, savaşın can alıcı anı, General Wolfe’nin ölümünü eserinde resmetmiştir.
- Benjamin West shows the death scene of Wolfe with the British officer giving word that the battle is won.
- View all works by Benjamin WEST (American, b.1738, d.1820).
