Was the Sun's gravitational lensing observed in other solar eclipses than the one in 1919? In 1919 the gravitational lensing by the Sun has been observed during a total solar eclipse. Did someone observe the lensing in any other total eclipses? Last year there was a total eclipse in Chile and there were many scientists observing it. Did they see the stars in different places too? I mean, today it must be even easier to observe it with current telescopes or something. But there is no mention of any other observations than the one in 1919, is there?
Yes, observations of this kind are within the technical scope of amateur astronomers.  Several groups succeeded in replicating the experiment during the 2017 eclipse that crossed the USA.

For example Donald Bruns measured deflections of 2.8 arcseconds of multiple stars. 

Nasa published a "How To" page for anyone wanting to test GR themselves.