Mullock Benjamin R Collection

Mr. and Mrs. Craik, 1865 / 75. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Mr. and Mrs. Craik, 1865/75. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik and her husband George Lillie Craik]. Albumen print, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock

The Bahia Railway, Brazil: Site of the station at Bahia - from a photograph by B. Mulock, 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Bahia Railway, Brazil: Site of the station at Bahia - from a photograph by B. Mulock, 1860. View of...the works on the Bahia Railway...[The] Railway

The Bahia Railway, Brazil: Paripe Valley - from a photograph by B. Mulock, 1860. Creator: Unknown
The Bahia Railway, Brazil: Paripe Valley - from a photograph by B. Mulock, 1860. View of...the heavy works to carry the railway across the valley of Paripe

Mrs. Craik, 1850 / 65. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Mrs. Craik, 1850/65. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Calotype, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock

Drawing of Mrs. Craik, 1840 / 70. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Drawing of Mrs. Craik, 1840/70. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Albumen print, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock, of a drawing

Mrs. Craik, c. 1858. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Mrs. Craik, c. 1858. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Calotype, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock

Mrs. Craik Holding Cat, c. 1858. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Mrs. Craik [right] Holding Cat, c. 1858. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Calotype, attributed to her brother Benjamin Mulock

Mrs. Craik, 1848 / 60. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Mrs. Craik [left], 1848/60. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Calotype, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock

Mrs. Craik Seated Outdoors, 1850 / 59. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Mrs. Craik Seated Outdoors, 1850/59. [British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Calotype, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock

Mrs. Craik, 1850 / 59. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Mrs. Craik, 1850/59. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Calotype, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock

Mrs. Craik Reclining in Garden with Hat and Book, 1848 / 60
Mrs. Craik Reclining in Garden with Hat and Book, 1848/60. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Calotype, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock

Mrs. Craik Leaning Against Wall and Bushes, 1848 / 60. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Mrs. Craik Leaning Against Wall and Bushes, 1848/60. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Calotype, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock

Mrs. Craik in Outdoor Garden, 1848 / 60. Creators: Unknown, Benjamin Mulock
Mrs. Craik in Outdoor Garden, 1848/60. [Portrait of British novelist and poet Dinah Mulock Craik]. Calotype, possibly by her brother Benjamin Mulock

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"Mullock Benjamin R: Capturing the Timeless Beauty of Mrs. Craik" Step into the enchanting world of Mullock Benjamin R, a talented artist whose works have immortalized the elegance and grace of Mrs. Craik. From 1865 to 1875, this unknown creator collaborated with Benjamin Mulock to create stunning portraits that showcase Mrs. Craik's captivating presence. Intriguingly, their collaboration began much earlier, between 1850 and 1865, when they crafted exquisite drawings that highlighted Mrs. Craik's allure in various stages of her life. The delicate strokes and attention to detail bring forth a sense of intimacy as we glimpse into her journey through time. One such drawing from around 1858 portrays Mrs. Craik holding a cat, capturing both her tenderness towards animals and her own enigmatic charm. Another piece from the same period showcases her seated outdoors, basking in nature's embrace while emanating an aura of tranquility. Traveling back further to approximately 1840-1870, we encounter an alluring depiction where she reclines in a garden adorned with hat and book—a testament to her intellectual pursuits alongside her undeniable beauty. The collaborative efforts between Unknown and Benjamin Mulock continue to captivate us as we witness Mrs. Craik leaning against walls and bushes during the mid-19th century—each stroke revealing strength intertwined with vulnerability. Their artistry also transports us into outdoor gardens circa 1848-1860; here we find ourselves immersed in scenes where nature becomes an extension of Mrs. Craik herself—an embodiment of serenity amidst lush surroundings. Amongst these remarkable pieces is another portrayal from c. a1858 by none other than Benjamin Mulock himself—an artist who skillfully captures not only his subject's essence but also their connection with furry companions. Mullock Benjamin R has left behind a legacy that celebrates the timeless beauty embodied by Mrs. Craik.