Esau and Jacob Presented to Isaac
Benjamin West, P.R.A.
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You can learn more about the entire series by West and M&G’s significant collection from the series HERE.
Benjamin West, P.R.A.
Below the image, click play to listen.
You can learn more about the entire series by West and M&G’s significant collection from the series HERE.
Join us for a monthly exploration of art and time from the 1600s through the 1800s! Students (ages 5-14) will closely study the lives of artists and the significant events influencing them and their choice of art medium. Each 75-minute lesson is interactive and includes a related art activity. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to view the world through various artistic styles.
Parent attendance is optional. Review our FAQs, which cover arrival and even co-op questions.
Registration: Accepting registrants for Spring sessions HERE.
Location: Mack Building (on the campus of Bob Jones University)
Fees per Lesson: Children–$9; adults–$3
To further your learning at home, use these M&G activity sheets.
Thursday at 9:30AM and 2PM
Friday at 9:30AM, Noon, and 2PM
Friday at 9:30AM, Noon, and 2PM
Claude Monet, Chief Impressionist
Berthe Morisot, Admired Artist
Vincent Van Gogh, Impasto Pioneer
In 1963, the Museum & Gallery acquired seven canvases from Benjamin West’s large series, The Progress of Revealed Religion. Originally, King George III of England had commissioned West to paint this series for the king’s proposed private chapel, St. George’s, at Windsor Castle. However, because of the king’s illness and eventual madness, the chapel was never renovated, the entire series was never completed, and the paintings were never hung at Windsor. After West’s death, the completed part of the series was separated. Out of the thirteen known, extant works in the world from West’s series, seven of the paintings reside in the War Memorial Chapel on the campus of Bob Jones University.
If you’re interested in seeing the Benjamin West collection while M&G is closed, consider bringing a tour group. Learn more here.
In 1780 King George III commissioned Benjamin West to create a series of paintings for his new Chapel at Windsor Castle. It’s estimated that he completed 18 of the proposed 35 paintings planned for the chapel, and M&G has the largest set of existing works from the series. To learn more click HERE.
In this painting, Benjamin West captures one of the most dramatic events in Israel’s history.
You can learn more about the entire series by West and M&G’s significant collection from the series HERE.
This tender, graceful work by Benjamin West is one of a special series of paintings commissioned by King George III to decorate a chapel at Windsor Castle.
Visit HERE for the next video to think on things that are Worthy of Praise.
Benjamin West, P.R.A.
Below the image, click play to listen.
You can learn more about the entire series by West and M&G’s significant collection from the series HERE.
Benjamin West, P. R. A.
Below the image, click play to listen.
To learn more about the entire series to which this painting belongs, visit here.