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Richard Parkes Bonington 1802-1828 Richard Parkes Bonington Locations English painter. His father, also called Richard (1768-1835), was a provincial drawing-master and painter, exhibiting at the Royal Academy and the Liverpool Academy between 1797 and 1811. An entrepreneur, he used his experience of the Nottingham lace-manufacturing industry to export machinery illegally to Calais, setting up a business there in late 1817 or early 1818. In Calais the young Richard Parkes Bonington became acquainted with Louis Francia, with whom he consolidated and expanded whatever knowledge of watercolour technique he had brought with him from England. Under Francias direction Bonington left Calais for Paris where, probably not before mid- or late 1818, he met Eugene Delacroix. The latters recollection of Bonington at this time was of a tall adolescent who revealed an astonishing aptitude in his watercolour copies of Flemish landscapes. Once in Paris Bonington embarked on an energetic and successful career, primarily as a watercolourist. In this he was supported by his parents who sometime before 1821 also moved to Paris, providing a business address for him at their lace company premises.

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Richard Parkes Bonington Water Basin at Versailles oil painting

Painting ID:: 54519

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Richard Parkes Bonington
Water Basin at Versailles
mk235 c.1826 Oil on canvas

Richard Parkes Bonington Normandy oil painting

Painting ID:: 58269

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Richard Parkes Bonington
Normandy
Normandy, c. 1823.

Richard Parkes Bonington View of the Lagoon Near Venice oil painting

Painting ID:: 58270

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Richard Parkes Bonington
View of the Lagoon Near Venice
View of the Lagoon Near Venice, 1827. Louvre

Richard Parkes Bonington Greek Armatole oil painting

Painting ID:: 73566

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Richard Parkes Bonington
Greek Armatole
Greek Armatole (irregular fighter). Oil painting, 1825-6. 0.33x0.26 m. Gift of Damianos Kyriazis. Code number in the Museum: XX 11197 cjr

Richard Parkes Bonington Franz I. und Margarete von Navarra oil painting

Painting ID:: 87155

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Richard Parkes Bonington
Franz I. und Margarete von Navarra
Date 1827(1827) Medium Oil on canvas Dimensions Deutsch: 46 x 34 cm cjr

Richard Parkes Bonington Die normanische Kuste oil painting

Painting ID:: 87982

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Richard Parkes Bonington
Die normanische Kuste
1823-1824 Medium Oil on canvas Dimensions 45 x 38 cm cjr

Richard Parkes Bonington Franz I. und Margarete von Navarra oil painting

Painting ID:: 91933

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Richard Parkes Bonington
Franz I. und Margarete von Navarra
1827(1827) Medium oil on canvas Dimensions Deutsch: 46 X 34 cm cyf

Richard Parkes Bonington St. Mark's Column in Venice oil painting

Painting ID:: 96071

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Richard Parkes Bonington
St. Mark's Column in Venice
Oil on canvas. Tate Gallery of British Art, London, UK Date c.1826-1828 cjr

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Richard Parkes Bonington

1802-1828 Richard Parkes Bonington Locations English painter. His father, also called Richard (1768-1835), was a provincial drawing-master and painter, exhibiting at the Royal Academy and the Liverpool Academy between 1797 and 1811. An entrepreneur, he used his experience of the Nottingham lace-manufacturing industry to export machinery illegally to Calais, setting up a business there in late 1817 or early 1818. In Calais the young Richard Parkes Bonington became acquainted with Louis Francia, with whom he consolidated and expanded whatever knowledge of watercolour technique he had brought with him from England. Under Francias direction Bonington left Calais for Paris where, probably not before mid- or late 1818, he met Eugene Delacroix. The latters recollection of Bonington at this time was of a tall adolescent who revealed an astonishing aptitude in his watercolour copies of Flemish landscapes. Once in Paris Bonington embarked on an energetic and successful career, primarily as a watercolourist. In this he was supported by his parents who sometime before 1821 also moved to Paris, providing a business address for him at their lace company premises.