Artist Studies 1653 : by Thomas Benjamin Kennington

ℹ️ Thomas Benjamin Kennington (1856-1916) was a British painter celebrated for his emotionally resonant portraits and genre scenes depicting Victorian society. Born on April 7, 1856, Kennington gained recognition for his empathetic portrayal of the less fortunate members of society, including street children, beggars, and working-class families. His works often captured the human condition with sensitivity and depth, highlighting themes of poverty, inequality, and social injustice. Kennington's realistic style and compassionate approach earned him widespread acclaim during his lifetime and continue to resonate with audiences today. He was a prominent member of the Newlyn School and the Royal Society of British Artists, contributing significantly to the art scene of his time.