John Morgan (artist)
John Morgan (London 1822–1885 Hastings) was a successful English genre artist.
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Life
Born in Pentonville, north London, Morgan studied at the School of Design, London and also trained in Paris under Thomas Couture (1815–1879). Whilst living in Aylesbury in 1861, he found fame with his paintings Gentlemen of the Jury and The Country Auction.
Career
A member of the Society of British Artists (SBA), his work was influenced by Thomas Webster and William Powell Frith. His son Frederick Morgan was an equally popular artist, most noted for His Turn Next, famously used by the Pears Soap advertising campaign.[1]
References
- ↑ 'The Jury' Bucks County Museum Exhibition Catalogue
External links
- Gentlemen of the Jury at Bucks County Museum
- The Auction painting
- Art by John Morgan (Artnet)
- Which hand is it? (Painting, 1865)
- The Lion and the Lamd (Painting, 1861)
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