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George Edmund Butler’s 1920 portrait of a Rifle Brigade veteran. Oil on canvas, showcasing realistic brushwork & military symbolism. A dignified study in texture and form.
Admire George Edmund Butler’s masterful portrait of J. Wilson, RMA – a striking depiction from 1920 housed at Bristol Museum. Explore the artist's legacy and discover similar works on ArtsDot.
Experience the dramatic tension of Yeamans and Bowcher Surprised While Plotting to Deliver Bristol Castle to the King, 1643 by George Edmund Butler; own this captivating historical tableau today.
A serene moment of connection unfolds in George Edmund Butler's 1917 oil painting Dawn as a couple gazes over the ocean from a cliffside, inviting you to bring this tranquil masterpiece into your personal collection.
George Edmund Butler’s ‘J. Room, 14th Dragoons’ (1920) – a striking oil portrait of an elderly officer. Explore realism, impasto texture & WWII symbolism in this unique piece.
Admire George Edmund Butler’s striking portrait of J. Smith, 4th RA (1920). This captivating painting showcases a distinguished gentleman with a stern expression, set against a serene green backdrop – a glimpse into early 20th-century British art.
1920 Portrait of G. Mills by George Edmund Butler. Realistic oil painting depicting an elderly sailor. Explore this evocative wartime artwork's style & historical significance.
A poignant 1920 portrait of a decorated man by George Edmund Butler captures a sense of solemn reflection through masterful oil techniques, inviting you to explore this significant piece of early 20th-century history.