John William Wright (1802–1848) was an English artist who worked predominantly during the early nineteenth century. He established a professional reputation as both a watercolour painter and an illustrator, focusing his creative efforts on portraiture and genre scenes.\n\nAs a watercolourist, Wright engaged with a medium that was highly popular in nineteenth-century England, applying it to both individual portraits and detailed genre depictions. His career as an illustrator and painter concluded with his death on January 14, 1848.
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