| Urodzony | 6 lipca 1755 (York) |
| Zmarł | 7 grudnia 1826 (London) w wieku 71 lat |
| Narodowość | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland |
| Epoki | Klasycyzm |
| Zawód | Maler, Dichter, Bildhauer, Illustrator, Grafiker, Zeichner, Designer, bildender Künstler, Künstler |
| Rodzina | Ojciec: John Flaxman Małżonek: Ann Flaxman Rodzeństwo: William Flaxman, Maria Flaxman |
| Członkostwa | Royal Academy of Arts Königlich Niederländische Akademie der Wissenschaften Accademia delle Arti del Disegno |
| Znane dzieła | Statue of Sir John Moore (1819), A Conversation with Guido di Brettinoro, (Purgatorio, Canto 14) from Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy (1807), Dante Discoursing with Cacciaguida (Paradisio, Canto 17) from Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy (1807), Purification from Envy (Purgatorio, Canto 13) from Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy (1807), The Flaming Gulph (Inferno, Canto 26) from Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy (1807) |
| Muzea | Art Institute of Chicago, National Gallery of Art, Cleveland Museum of Art, Yale University Art Gallery, Princeton University Art Museum |
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| Urodzony | 6 lipca 1755 (York) |
| Zmarł | 7 grudnia 1826 (London) w wieku 71 lat |
| Narodowość | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland |
| Epoki | Klasycyzm |
| Zawód | Maler, Dichter, Bildhauer, Illustrator, Grafiker, Zeichner, Designer, bildender Künstler, Künstler |
| Rodzina | Ojciec: John Flaxman Małżonek: Ann Flaxman Rodzeństwo: William Flaxman, Maria Flaxman |
| Członkostwa | Royal Academy of Arts Königlich Niederländische Akademie der Wissenschaften Accademia delle Arti del Disegno |
| Znane dzieła | Statue of Sir John Moore (1819), A Conversation with Guido di Brettinoro, (Purgatorio, Canto 14) from Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy (1807), Dante Discoursing with Cacciaguida (Paradisio, Canto 17) from Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy (1807), Purification from Envy (Purgatorio, Canto 13) from Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy (1807), The Flaming Gulph (Inferno, Canto 26) from Illustrations to Dante's Divine Comedy (1807) |
| Muzea | Art Institute of Chicago, National Gallery of Art, Cleveland Museum of Art, Yale University Art Gallery, Princeton University Art Museum |