Chariot of Apollo 1700-1734 Attributed to Sir James Thornhill British As the leading decorative painter in Britain, Thornhill created ceiling and wall decorations for Chatworth (1702-8), the Royal Naval Hospital at Greenwich (1707-21), Hampton Court (1715) and Blenheim (1716), as well as designing a scheme for the cupola of St. Pauls Cathedral cupola (1714-17). This image has not been connected to a particular commission, but its primary elements appear in many Thornhill ceilings (Apollos chariot, for example, is found in the lower hall at Greenwich). Basing his draftsmanship on Italian models, the artist outlined forms fluidly in pen before shading them delicately with brush and wash.. Chariot of Apollo 391072

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Chariot of Apollo 1700-1734 Attributed to Sir James Thornhill British As the leading decorative painter in Britain, Thornhill created ceiling and wall decorations for Chatworth (1702-8), the Royal Naval Hospital at Greenwich (1707-21), Hampton Court (1715) and Blenheim (1716), as well as designing a scheme for the cupola of St. Pauls Cathedral cupola (1714-17). This image has not been connected to a particular commission, but its primary elements appear in many Thornhill ceilings (Apollos chariot, for example, is found in the lower hall at Greenwich). Basing his draftsmanship on Italian models, the artist outlined forms fluidly in pen before shading them delicately with brush and wash.. Chariot of Apollo 391072

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