Society of Artists of Great Britain

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The Society of Artists of Great Britain was an 18th-century British art organization that organized public exhibitions and promoted the professional interests of painters, sculptors, and architects in London.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 18th-century organization
art society
learned society
activityPeriod 18th century
alsoKnownAs Society of Artists NERFINISHED
areaServed Great Britain NERFINISHED
London NERFINISHED
competitionWith Royal Academy of Arts NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of Great Britain
dissolved circa 1791
exhibitionStart 1760s
field architecture
art
painting
sculpture
followedBy Royal Academy of Arts NERFINISHED
foundedBy William Shipley NERFINISHED
genre exhibition society
hasMember Benjamin West NERFINISHED
Francis Hayman NERFINISHED
Giovanni Battista Cipriani NERFINISHED
Joshua Reynolds NERFINISHED
Paul Sandby NERFINISHED
Richard Wilson NERFINISHED
Robert Adam NERFINISHED
Thomas Gainsborough NERFINISHED
William Chambers NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation London NERFINISHED
inception 1761
influenced Royal Academy of Arts NERFINISHED
language English
legalStatus incorporated by royal charter
location Great Britain NERFINISHED
London, England
surface form: London
notableFor advancing the professional status of British artists
being one of the first bodies to hold regular public art exhibitions in London
organized annual art exhibitions
public exhibitions in London
precededBy informal artists’ exhibiting societies in London
purpose organization of public art exhibitions
promotion of architects
promotion of painters
promotion of professional interests of artists
promotion of sculptors
received royal charter
royalCharterDate 1765
usedBuilding Exhibition Room in Spring Gardens NERFINISHED
rooms in Pall Mall

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James Paine memberOf Society of Artists of Great Britain