Benjamin Robert Haydon, Study for Jairus's daughter for 'Christ's entry into Jerusalem'

Study for Jairus's daughter for 'Christ's entry into Jerusalem', May 15th 1816

Benjamin Robert Haydon (1786 - 1846)

RA Collection: Art

These drawings are preparatory studies for Haydon's painting, 'Christ's Entry into Jerusalem' (1814 - 1820, St. Gregory's Seminary, Cinncinati, USA). The painting was first exhibited at the Egyptian Hall in March 1820, and was bought in 1823 for £350 by Edward Binns. The picture was well-received, though the head of Christ was criticised by William Hazlitt.

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Object details

Title
Study for Jairus's daughter for 'Christ's entry into Jerusalem'
Artist/designer
Date
May 15th 1816
Object type
Drawing
Medium
Black and white chalk on brown laid paper
Dimensions

48.8 cm x 41.9 cm

Collection
Royal Academy of Arts
Object number
02/411
Acquisition
Bequeathed by Gilbert Bakewell Stretton 1949
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