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Benjamin Vandergucht's Self Portrait of the Artist Painting his Father .
Benjamin Vandergucht or Van der Gucht (1753–1794)[1] was a picture-dealer, restorer and painter.
He was the thirty-second child of Gerard Vandergucht the engraver, and one of twins. He studied drawing in St Martin's Lane Academy , and on the foundation of the Royal Academy he became one of the first students in its schools.[2]
Vandergucht became better known as a picture-restorer and picture-dealer than as an artist, and had patrons in high society. He lived for some time in Pall Mall, London , on the site later occupied by the Boydell Shakespeare Gallery . When he inherited his father's house in Upper Brook Street , he built a picture gallery onto his own house. There he stored the high-class pictures in which he dealt, charging one shilling for admission to view the collection.[2]
On 21 September 1794, while Vandergucht was returning from a visit on business to Lord George Cavendish at Chiswick House , the boat in which he was travelling was run down off Barnes Terrace . Though Vandergucht was a swimmer, he was drowned.[3] His collection was sold by auction at Christie's in March 1796.[2]
Henry Woodward in character as Petruchio in Catharine and Petruchio by Benjamin Vandergucht.
Vandergucht painted a number of portraits. Most were of actors, such as David Garrick , John Henry Johnstone , John Moody , and Henry Woodward , and some of these were engraved.[2]
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This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain : Lee, Sidney , ed. (1899). "Van der Gucht, Michael ". Dictionary of National Biography . Vol. 58. London: Smith, Elder & Co.
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