Showing 24 artworks out of 57 with Durham University
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- Anne H Mackintosh
- Chris Gollon
- Clement Burlison
- Edward Hastings
- Ernest Borough Johnson
- Frank Thomas Copnall
- Gary Sargeant
- George Harcourt Sephton
- George Robson
- Henry Lamb
- Jacopo Amigoni
- John Bridges
- John William Schofield
- Julian Trevelyan
- Leslie Arthur Wilcox
- Lizzie Rowe
- Lowes Cato Dickinson
- Margaret Firth
- Margaret Sarah Carpenter
- Paolo Di Matteis
- Richard Evans
- Sir Thomas Francis Dicksee
- Sir William Beechey
- Terence Bennett
- Thomas Cantrell Dugdale
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Sir William Beechey’s dignified 1782 portrait of George Maltby, Esq., exemplifies late Georgian aristocratic portraiture with its muted tones and subtle realism. Discover this stunning piece and elevate your collection today.
Explore Henry Lamb's evocative painting 'Sir James Fitzjames Duff,' depicting a dignified gentleman with a thoughtful gaze and subtle details reflecting Victorian society. Discover more about the artist and his influential group.
Admire Lowes Cato Dickinson's masterful portrait of Reverend Joseph Waite (1874), capturing the solemn dignity and intellectual focus of Victorian England’s Christian socialist movement.
Admire Jacopo Amigoni’s exquisite portrait of Queen Caroline of Ansbach (1683–1737), commissioned by George II and depicting her serene dignity amidst angelic figures and symbols of royal lineage.
Admire Sir Thomas Francis Dicksee’s 1836 portrait of Bishop Maltby – a dramatic, realistic oil painting showcasing Victorian formality & subtle emotion. Explore this 127cm masterpiece!
Admire Richard Evans’ portrait of Bishop Robert Gray (1762-1834). This oil on canvas captures Bristol's influential figure in a balanced, realistic style. A unique art reproduction.
Admire 'Douglas Horsfall' by Frank Thomas Copnall – a captivating 1900s portrait! Explore this meticulously hand-painted reproduction, showcasing the artist’s Liverpool style. A timeless piece for art collectors.
Admire Clement Burlison’s 1870s portrait of Canon Jenkyns! This academic realism showcases a dignified figure in a serene landscape, rich in texture & detail.