Italy. 1839 - 1911
Sculpture
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1822 - 1866. Known for: Sculpture.
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Benjamin Edward Spence was born in Liverpool, the son of the sculptor William Spence. Through his father's friendship with John Gibson, Benjamin traveled to Rome in 1846. In Rome Spence joined the... Read full biography
Benjamin Edward Spence was born in Liverpool, the son of the sculptor William Spence. Through his father's friendship with John Gibson, Benjamin traveled to Rome in 1846. In Rome Spence joined the studio of Richard James Wyatt, while simultaneously receiving guidance from Gibson. On Wyatt's death... Read full biography
Benjamin Edward Spence was born in Liverpool, the son of the sculptor William Spence. Through his father's friendship with John Gibson, Benjamin traveled to Rome in 1846. In Rome Spence joined the studio of Richard James Wyatt, while simultaneously receiving guidance from Gibson. On Wyatt's death in 1850, Spence completed his works and took over the studio. Benjamin spent most of his working life in Rome, visiting England annually for the Royal Academy shows. He exhibited at the Royal Academy... Read full biography
Benjamin Edward Spence was born in Liverpool, the son of the sculptor William Spence. Through his father's friendship with John Gibson, Benjamin traveled to Rome in 1846. In Rome Spence joined the studio of Richard James Wyatt, while simultaneously receiving guidance from Gibson. On Wyatt's death in 1850, Spence completed his works and took over the studio. Benjamin spent most of his working life in Rome, visiting England annually for the Royal Academy shows. He exhibited at the Royal Academy himself from 1849 to 1866.
Benjamin Edward Spence was born in Liverpool, the son of the sculptor William Spence. Through his father's friendship with John Gibson, Benjamin traveled to Rome in 1846. In Rome Spence joined the studio of Richard James Wyatt, while simultaneously receiving guidance from Gibson. On Wyatt's death in 1850, Spence completed his works and took over the studio. Benjamin spent most of his working life in Rome, visiting England annually for the Royal Academy shows. He exhibited at the Royal Academy himself from 1849 to 1866.
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Maiden in contrapposto pose of Flora
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Bust of a gentleman
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