THE 18TH-CENTURY BRITISH ARTISTS WHO TURNED INDIA INTO A PICTURESQUE FANTASY
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Bengal Village Scene by George Chinnery (1819-1821). Birmingham Museums Trust In 1825, English artist George Chinnery left Calcutta for Macau, chased away by his disgruntled wife Marianne and his creditors.
Arts + Culture – The Conversatio reports that bengal Village Scene by George Chinnery (1819-1821).
The report adds: Birmingham Museums Trust In 1825, English artist George Chinnery left Calcutta for Macau, chased away by his disgruntled wife Marianne and his creditors.
He’d been based in India for the past 23 years, having previously lived in Hyderabad and Dacca.
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