1792 in art
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Events from the year 1792 in art.
Events
- Ozias Humphry is appointed Portrait Painter in Crayons (i.e., pastels) to King George III of Great Britain.
- François-André Vincent becomes a professor at the Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture in Paris.
- Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Sweden, founded as the Kungliga Museet ("Royal Museum").
Works
- Richard Cosway – Portrait miniature of George, Prince of Wales
- Jacques-Louis David – Portrait of Madame Marie-Louise Trudaine
- Samuel Jennings – Liberty Displaying the Arts and Sciences
- Alexander Kucharsky – Louis-Charles, Prince Royal of France
- George Stubbs
- John Trumbull
- Utamaro – Famous Beauties of Edo, Ten Learned Studies of Women and Ten Types of Women's Physiognomies (print series begun)
Births
- February 19 – Lucie Ingemann, née Mandix, Danish religious painter (died 1868)
- February 24 – István Ferenczy, Hungarian sculptor (died 1856)
- June 16 – John Linnell, English landscape painter (died 1882)
- June 26 – Christian Albrecht Jensen, Danish painter (died 1870)
- August 9
- Alvan Fisher, United States landscape and genre painter (died 1863)
- Charles-François Lebœuf, French sculptor (died 1865)
- August 12 – Hans Harder, Danish painter and drawing master (died 1873)
- August 30 – Alexis Joseph Depaulis, French sculptor and medallist (died 1867)
- September 1 – Chester Harding, American portrait painter (died 1866)
- October 31 – Jean-Baptiste Roman, French sculptor (died 1835)
- December 17 – George Hayter, English portrait painter (died 1871)
- December 20 – Nicolas Toussaint Charlet, French designer and painter, especially of military subjects (died 1845)
- date unknown
- Arnoldus Bloemers, Dutch painter of flowers, fruit, and animals (died 1844)
- Peter Andreas Brandt, Norwegian painter and illustrator (died 1862)
- Carl Georg Enslen, Austrian painter (died 1866)
- Ferdinand Wolfgang Flachenecker, German painter (died 1847)
- James Arthur O'Connor, Irish landscape painter (died 1841)
- James Pollard, British painter and aquatint engraver especially of coach, fox hunting and equine scenes (died 1867)
- Ulla Stenberg, Swedish damask maker (died 1858)
- William Guy Wall, American painter of Irish birth (died 1864)
- Thomas Wyon, engraver of medals (died 1817)
- 1792/1793: George Mills, British sculptor, engraver and medallist (died 1824)
Deaths
- February 1 – Nicolas-Guy Brenet, French historical painter (born 1728)
- February 21 – Jacob Schnebbelie, English illustrator and engraver (born 1760)
- February 23 – Sir Joshua Reynolds, English painter, specializing in portraits (born 1723)[1]
- March 3 – Robert Adam, architect and interior designer (born 1728)
- May 7 – Aert Schouman, Dutch painter, glass engraver and art dealer (born 1710)
- December 4 – Antonio Ponz, Spanish painter (born 1725)[2]
- December 12 – William Hoare, English painter, noted for his pastels (born 1707)
- December 17 – Gottlieb Welté, German etcher and landscape painter (born 1745/1749)
- date unknown
- Francesco Appiani, Italian painter of the late-Baroque period, active mainly in Rome and Perugia (born 1704)
- Manuel de la Cruz, Spanish painter (born 1750)
- Anna Maria Mengs, German portrait painter in pastel and miniature (born 1751)
- Pietro Scalvini, Italian painter (born 1718)
- Katsukawa Shunshō, Japanese painter and printmaker in the ukiyo-e style (born 1726)
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References
- Sir Joshua Reynolds (1852). The Literary Works of Sir Joshua Reynolds ...: To which is Prefixed a Memoir of the Author; with Remarks on His Professional Character, Illustrative of His Principles and Practice. H.G. Bohn. p. 488.
- The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffussion of Useful Knowledge. Charles Knight. 1840. pp. 397.
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