[DOC] [TLE] Benjamin West, The Death of General Wolfe | Colonial period ... [PAR] If his role as a teacher was the first avenue to West's fame, surely his history ... 
The Death of General Wolfe depicts an event from the Seven Years' War ... Death 
of General Wolfe, 1770, oil on canvas, 152.6 x 214.5 cm (National Gallery of 
Canada) ... and Depositions paintings that he would have seen during his time in 
Italy. [DOC] [TLE] The Death of General Wolfe - Wikipedia [PAR] Location, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. The Death of General Wolfe is a 
well-known 1770 painting by Anglo-American artist Benjamin West depicting the 
death of ... It resembles Christian "Lamentation" scenes, where Christ is held in 
the ... of the genre of history painting, for which contemporary dress was 
unsuitable. [DOC] [TLE] Death of General Wolfe | An Introduction to 19th Century Art [PAR] Where Are We Going? ... National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa ... Benjamin West 
explained his strategy for depicting the death of Wolfe in his diary: ... Vivien 
Green Fryd, Rereading the Indian in Benjamin West's Death of General Wolfe, 
American ... In short, he who would paint history must possess all the requisites of 
a good... [DOC] [TLE] Benjamin West: General Wolfe and the Art of Empire [PAR] (above: Benjamin West, "The Death of General Wolfe," 1776, Oil on canvas. .... 
the first to depict Wolfe in contemporary dress in a large-scale history painting. .... 
Pen and ink and oil paint on laid paper: The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. 
.... The later version seen here was commissioned by Sayer from another artist at
... [DOC] [TLE] Dissecting West's "Death of General Wolfe' | Broad Street Review [PAR] Aug 6, 2013 ... Benjamin West's Death of General Wolfe was once a hallowed ... Now it's been 
hijacked by Canadians, whose supply of national ... Where Art and Ideas Meet ... 
but almost forlornly, in a frequently empty hall at the National Gallery .... history" 
by donating to re-frame the country's "unofficial national treasure. [DOC] [TLE] History Painting - Kenney Mencher [PAR] Benjamin West, Death of General Wolfe. 1770. Oil on canvas, 60 in. x 84 1/2 in. (
152.6 cm x 214.5 cm). National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. ... "I am here in 
Arcadia too" ... West's painting depicts the hero receiving the news just as he 
expires. ... a powerful sense of physical entity and directness--real people seen 
as they are. [DOC] [TLE] History Painting - Kenney Mencher [PAR] Benjamin West, Death of General Wolfe. ... National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. ... 
West's painting depicts the hero receiving the news just as he expires. .... The 
Horatii were a Roman legend, two sets of triplet brothers whose story was ... the 
French revolution and his paintings were seen almost as lessons or 
advertisements... [DOC] [TLE] American Colonial Art: 18th-Century Painting, Architecture [PAR] 18th Century Visual Arts in America: History, Portrait Painting, Architecture. ... The 
Death of General Wolfe (1770) By Benjamin West. National Gallery of Art, Ottowa. 
... and plantations, where they imitated the life-style of English country gentlemen. 
... It was the American West, and contact with both Nature and the inhabitants... [DOC] [TLE] Crossing Borders in Benjamin West's A Drayman Drinking - Digital ... [PAR] In May 1797, Benjamin WestPresident of the Royal Academy, Historical ... 
disapproval of the painting, which depicts men and women of various classes 
and ..... where he and Queen Charlotte could view it privately. ... with The Death 
of General Wolfe, a painting that endowed a recent event ... National Gallery of 
Canada. [DOC] [TLE] Spotlight Biography: Artists - Smithsonian Education [PAR] The artists featured below represent a minute sample of those whose works ... the 
National Portrait Gallery, containing portraits of distinguished Americans. ... he 
moved with his family to London, where he took up history painting. ... By the age

Question: Benjamin West's "Death of General Wolfe", seen here, is in the National Gallery of this country, whose history it depicts
Answer: Canada