John Phillip (1817-1867)
Aliases: Spanish
Professions: Genre Painter; Etcher
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John Phillip, R.A. (1817-1867)
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JOHN PHILLIP R.A., R.S.A. (1817-1867) A SCOTTISH ROADSIDE INN 36cm x 46cm (14in x 18in)
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John Phillip, R.A., (1817-1867)
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A LOUIS XVI SPLIT-PEARL SET AND ENAMELLED GOLD BOŒTE-A-PORTRAIT
John Phillip Biography
(b Aberdeen, 19 April 1817; d London, 27 Feb 1867). Scottish painter. He was a shoemakers son and was apprenticed to a house painter. At the same time he was taught by a local portrait painter. In 1834 he stowed away on a brig and visited the Royal Academy Schools in London. In 1836 on the strength of a history painting, he was financed by William Ramsay Maule, Lord Panmure (17711852), to leave home and attend the Royal Academy Schools. In London he joined a group of young English artists calling themselves THE CLIQUE, who met for sketching and mutual criticism. W. P. Frith and Richard Dadd were also members.
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John Phillip R.A. H.R.S.A. (1817-1867).
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Figures on the 'Almeda de Hercules', Seville
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