Widowed and FatherlessThomas Benjamin Kennington · 1888

  • Art movementSocial Realism
  • Creation date1888

Thomas Benjamin Kennington (1856 – 1916)

Discover Thomas Benjamin Kennington (1856-1916), a British genre & social realist painter. Explore his poignant depictions of Victorian life, poverty, and domestic scenes. Founder of the New English Art Club.

About this artwork

  • Title: Widowed and Fatherless
  • Artist: Thomas Benjamin Kennington
  • Year: 1888
  • Format: Panoramic
  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Movement: Social Realism
  • Creative period: 19th Century
  • Corpus context: kennington's humanitarianism, victorian social critique
  • Keywords: victorian painting, thomas kennington, homeless painting
  • Color intensity: Balanced

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Thomas Benjamin Kennington made "Widowed and Fatherless" at the age of 32. The artist was born in 1856 and the work is dated 1888.

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"Widowed and Fatherless" by Thomas Benjamin Kennington depicts: victorian era, poverty, loss, mourning, family, social issues, british art, compassion.

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The creation of "Widowed and Fatherless" by Thomas Benjamin Kennington is dated 1888.

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