Marshall Claxton b. 1813

Also known as Marshal Claxton
  • Artist (Photographer),
  • Artist (Sculptor),
  • Artist (Painter)
Painter, modeller and amateur photographer born in England. Resident of NSW and Victoria he was a prolific painter and 'national benefit'. He is represented in the collections of many of Australia and England's major public galleries.
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creator of
Portrait of the Last Queen of the Aborigines
 
creator of
The Grandmother
 
creator of
The Free Seat
 
creator of
Mother of Moses
 
creator of
The Tangled Skein
 
creator of
The Sisters, Lady Godiva
 
creator of
(Female members of the Butler family from Tasmania)
 
creator of
(the Hargreaves)
 
creator of
(the Dangars)
 
creator of
Lady Stephen
 
creator of
The Entombment of our Saviour
 
creator of
Portrait of Sir Astley Cooper
 
creator of
The Burial of Sir John Moore
 
creator of
Christ Blessing the Little Children
 
creator of
An Emigrant's Thoughts of Home
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creator of
Scene at a Ghaut on the Bank of the Ganges
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creator of
Portrait of Captain Cook
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creator of
A Bush Funeral
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creator of
Dr James Mitchell
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creator of
Rev. Robert Forrest, headmaster of The King's School
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creator of
Rev. William Cowper
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creator of
General View of the Harbour and City of Sydney, Australia
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creator of
Mrs Hugh Chambers and her daughter
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creator of
Bishop William Grant Broughton
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creator of
Learning, a Female Figure Seated under a Southern Cross
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Related recognitions
  • Cartoon competition for the decoration of the new Houses of Parliament, Westminster (received)
  • 1835 : Gold medal (received)
  • Royal Academy School of Painting (received)
  • Royal Academy School of Painting (received)
  • Cartoon competition for the decoration of the new Houses of Parliament, Westminster (received)
  • 1835 : Gold medal (received)