Philip Corbet

Philip Corbet (1802, Shrewsbury – 18 July 1877, Bitterne, Hampshire),[1] was a 19th-century portrait painter from Shrewsbury, in Shropshire, England.

For the British entomologist, see Philip S. Corbet.

Corbet's portrait painted by Martin Archer Shee in 1823

Biography
Portrait of a lady, 1831, collection Teylers Museum

He was trained at the Royal Academy Schools in 1821 where he became a friend of the Shropshire sculptor Thomas Carline, whose sister Jane he married. While he was at the academy, his portrait was painted by its president, the painter Martin Archer Shee, in 1823. In 1830 he travelled to the Netherlands with Carline. From this period, the Teylers Museum has several of his portraits in their collection. The Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery also has several of his works.[2]

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References
  1. "Deaths". London Daily News. London, England. 21 July 1877. p. 1. Retrieved 7 August 2014 – via The British Newspaper Archive. [Entire para.] CORBET.—July 18, at Cloudsley, Bitterne, Hants, Philip Corbet, late of Shrewsbury, aged 74.
  2. 9 paintings by or after Philip Corbet, Art UK
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