When did Mason Chamberlin live?

Mason Chamberlin lived from 1727 to 1787.

What movement was Mason Chamberlin part of?

Mason Chamberlin was part of the Rococo painting movement.

Where can I see paintings by Mason Chamberlin?

Paintings by Mason Chamberlin are held by British Museum, Philadelphia Museum of Art and Victoria and Albert Museum.

Mason Chamberlin · Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

1727–1787

Mason Chamberlin was a Rococo painting artist. 3 works are cataloged here, principally at British Museum.

Mason Chamberlin (1727 – 20 January 1787) was an English portrait painter, who was one of the founding members of the Royal Academy in 1768. He was a student of Francis Hayman. He is perhaps best remembered for his portrait of Benjamin Franklin.

Works by Mason Chamberlin

Portrait of Benjamin Franklin
John Arnold (1736–1799)
Untitled

Collections represented

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British Museum

1 work at British Museum

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Philadelphia Museum of Art

1 work at Philadelphia Museum of Art

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Victoria and Albert Museum

1 work at Victoria and Albert Museum

Works by Mason Chamberlin

Collections represented

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