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Pars, William
The Flower Garden at Strawberry Hill,Middlesex
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ID: 48616
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Pars, William
English, 1742-82
English painter. He first established himself in London as a portrait painter, exhibiting at the Society of Artists in 1760 and at the Free Society of Artists from 1761. In 1764 he won the third premium of the Royal Society of Arts for his history painting depicting Caractacus before the Emperor Claudius (untraced). In the same year he was selected by the Dilettanti Society to accompany Richard Chandler and Nicholas Revett on an archaeological expedition to Asia Minor and Greece (1764-6). His views of Classical monuments in Asia Minor were engraved and published in Ionian Antiquities (1769), while those he made in Greece, which included pioneering drawings of the Parthenon sculptures, were used in the second volume of James Stuart's Antiquities of Athens (1777). Related Paintings of Pars, William :. | The Flower Garden at Strawberry Hill,Middlesex | The Valley of Lauterbrunnen and the Staubbach | The Glacier of Grindelwald | Bridge near Mount Grimsel | The Rhone Glacier and the Source of the Rhone | Related Artists: Walter Jack DuncanHe was born in Indianapolis, Indiana .
American, 1881-1941 Wilmot Pilsbury,RWS1840-1908
Julia Margaret CameronBritish Photographer, 1815-1879,English pioneer photographer, b. Calcutta (now Kolkata). Born and married into the high ranks of the British civil service, Cameron became an intimate of many of the most famous people of her day. In 1864 she became an ardent amateur photographer, demanding long, arduous sittings from her illustrious friends. She sought to illuminate the inner person of her subject, and her celebrated portraits, including those of Tennyson, Carlyle, Ellen Terry, Browning, Darwin, and Longfellow, are remarkably spontaneous. She also pioneered the use of closeups,
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