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Benjamin Barker

Illustration — Self portrait Benjamin Barker (1776–1838), was an English landscape painter. Barker was the son of Benjamin and brother of Thomas Barker, called ‘Barker of Bath,’ resided at Bath, Somerset and between 1800 and 1821 exhibited occasionally at the Royal Academy. During the years 1813–20 he was a large exhibitor of views and landscape compositions at the Watercolour Society.

Also recorded as Benjamin Barker the Younger · Benjamin Barker II · Benjamin, II Barker · Benjamin, the younger Barker

Benjamin Barker

Self portrait (cropped) oil on canvas, 59.7 x 45 cm (original size)

Benjamin Barker · Art UK · Public domain

Born
1776 · Pontypool.
Died
1838
Nationality
Kingdom of Great Britain · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Occupation
painter
Languages
English

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Illustration — Self portrait Benjamin Barker (1776–1838), was an English landscape painter. Barker was the son of Benjamin and brother of Thomas Barker, called ‘Barker of Bath,’ resided at Bath, Somerset and between 1800 and 1821 exhibited occasionally at the Royal Academy. During the years 1813–20 he was a large exhibitor of views and landscape compositions at the Watercolour Society.

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