| Nato | 1733 (Carlisle) |
| Morto | 1807 (Brompton) |
| Nazionalità | Regno Unito |
| Epoche | Classicismo |
| Professione | Maler, Illustrator |
| Famiglia | Figlio o figlia: William Sawrey Gilpin |
| Maestro di | Samuel Scott |
| Allievo | John Warwick Smith |
| Appartenenze | Royal Academy of Arts |
| Opere note | Study of a Bear, Fallow Deer: Stag, Doe and Fawn in a clearing (1791), Study of a horse lying down, Mr. Plumer's Horse, Study of Two Horses |
| Musei | Art Institute of Chicago, Yale Center for British Art |
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| Nato | 1733 (Carlisle) |
| Morto | 1807 (Brompton) |
| Nazionalità | Regno Unito |
| Epoche | Classicismo |
| Professione | Maler, Illustrator |
| Famiglia | Figlio o figlia: William Sawrey Gilpin |
| Maestro di | Samuel Scott |
| Allievo | John Warwick Smith |
| Appartenenze | Royal Academy of Arts |
| Opere note | Study of a Bear, Fallow Deer: Stag, Doe and Fawn in a clearing (1791), Study of a horse lying down, Mr. Plumer's Horse, Study of Two Horses |
| Musei | Art Institute of Chicago, Yale Center for British Art |