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A poignant scene of Victorian social realism captures a mother and her children in Thomas Benjamin Kennington's The pinch of poverty, inviting you to experience this moving masterpiece in your own collection.
Explore 'Contemplation' by Thomas Benjamin Kennington – a Pre-Raphaelite portrait of a woman in rich red hair. Admire its romantic style & impasto texture, capturing quiet beauty.
Admire 'Polishing the Brass' by Thomas Benjamin Kennington – a Victorian genre painting capturing domestic life. Explore this poignant scene of two women in exquisite detail. Hand-painted reproductions available.
Thomas Benjamin Kennington (1856-1916) was an English genre, social realist, and portrait painter born in Grimsby, United Kingdom. He received training at the Liverpool School of Art, the Royal College of Art in London, and the Académie Julian in Par