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Benjamin Clayton I

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in 1766, and went on win prizes for "pattern drawing" in 1769 and 1770. He worked as an engraver, initially from Great Britain Street, and from 1807, 1 Ryder's Row. His work was primarily book illustrations. Examples of his work can be found in
147:. He also etched political and other caricatures including "The City Fox running away with the Farmer's Goose". Clayton also engraved mathematical instruments and clocks, as well as the seal of the Corporation of the Borough of 268: 143:
in 1794 to 1795. In 1796, he engraved "View of Loughlinstown Camp" and "A View of Sarah Bridge" after J. H. Campbell for John Ferrar's
131:, who all became engravers. He married a second time in 1812, to his servant maid, Mary Woods. He died at Ryder's Row in 1814. 258: 128: 80: 95: 263: 119:
around 1754. His father was a clock-maker. Clayton was married twice. He had 3 sons with his first wife,
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Samuel Clayton
Benjamin Clayton II
Robert Clayton
Benjamin Clayton III
Caroline Millard
Ellen Creathorne Clayton
Dublin
Samuel
Benjamin
Robert
Dublin Society Schools
Baltinglass
"The "Dictionary of Irish Biography" and the Eighteenth Century"
ISSN
0790-7915
JSTOR
30070851


A Dictionary of Irish Artists
Categories
1750s births
1814 deaths
Irish wood engravers
Irish artists
Artists from Dublin (city)

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