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William Edward West

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20: 63: 229: 213: 200: 182: 232: 216: 203: 267: 262: 19: 186: 29: 90:), France, and England. He frequently painted commissioned portraits by wealthy families. During this time he met 94:
who West collaborated with to provide numerous illustrations for Irving's books. West's works were shown at the
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in 1788. His father was a silversmith, and responsible for his early artistic training. In 1809 he moved to
95: 257: 252: 99: 48: 194: 128:. Tennessee Historical Commission and the Tennessee Historical Society. 1987. pp. 201–229. 91: 87: 24: 207: 70: 39:(1788  – February 8, 1859) was an American painter, primarily of portraits. 82:
In 1817 West traveled extensively around Europe, in particular Italy (where he studied in
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where he continued to paint portraits until his death in 1859.
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Elizabeth Calvert
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Lexington, Kentucky
Philadelphia
Thomas Sully

Speed Art Museum
Florence
Giuseppe Bezzuoli
Washington Irving
Royal Academy of Arts
British Institution
Baltimore
Tennessee Historical Quarterly


"William West"
"William Edward West"

William Edward West
Francis Engleheart

Lord Byron
William Humphrys

Cupid and Psyche
Letitia Elizabeth Landon

Felicia Hemans

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