Samuel De Wilde
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Samuel De Wilde #72,366

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personEnglish, 1751–1832play_circleStream Art
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Selected Works4

Museum Acquisitions

Art Institute of Chicago
Mr. Quick as Vellum in Addison's Drummer
Mr. Quick as Vellum in Addison's Drummer, 1792
Acquired 2020
Oil on canvas
Art Institute of Chicago
Portrait of B. Reading, Engraver
Portrait of B. Reading, Engraver, 1798
Acquired 2008
Etching on white wove paper, tipped to cream wove paper

Previous Sales

Bonhams
Samuel de Wilde (London 1751-1832) Portraits of Georgian actors: Charles Farley, Henry Johnston, Nanette Johnston, George Cooke, Samuel Simmons, John Quick and John Fawcett ((7))
Samuel de Wilde (London 1751-1832) Portraits of Georgian actors: Charles Farley, Henry Johnston, Nanette Johnston, George Cooke, Samuel Simmons, John Quick and John Fawcett ((7))
£6,000 ($8k USD)
Nov 2025
Christie's
Miss S. Booth as Amanthis in The Child of Nature ; Mr Sinclair as Apollo in Midas ; Mr Rae as Norval in Douglas; Miss Walstein as Letitia; Kean as Macbeth; An unidentified actor holding up wine glass
Miss S. Booth as Amanthis in The Child of Nature ; Mr Sinclair as Apollo in Midas ; Mr Rae as Norval in Douglas; Miss Walstein as Letitia; Kean as Macbeth; An unidentified actor holding up wine glass
£1,560 ($2k USD)
Sep 2005
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Mr. Quick as Vellum in Addison's Drummer
Art Institute of Chicago · Chicago, United States · Acquired 2020 · Accession 2020.59 · Oil on canvas
Purchased with funds provided by Kay Krehbiel, Lisbeth Stiffel, Rosemarie and Dean L. Buntrock, Richard and Nancy Spain, and The David Horn Family
Portrait of B. Reading, Engraver
Art Institute of Chicago · Chicago, United States · Acquired 2008 · Accession 2007.508 · Etching on white wove paper, tipped to cream wove paper
Mary S. Adams Endowment Fund
Richard Suett, Comedian
Metropolitan Museum of Art · New York, United States · Acquired 1917 · Accession 17.3.756-1225 · Mezzotint
Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1917
Anna Selina Storace as Euphrosyne in Milton's "Comus "
Metropolitan Museum of Art · New York, United States · Acquired 1917 · Accession 17.3.756-2106 · Stipple engraving and etching, printed in brown ink
Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1917
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death
Samuel De Wilde dies
Jan 1, 1832
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birth
Samuel De Wilde born
Jan 1, 1751