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Michael William Sharp

British painter (1776-1840)

Born in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 17768 dated paintingsDied 1840

10 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • John Crome (1768–1821)
    John Crome (1768–1821)
    Michael William Sharp
    c. 1813 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Man Eating
    Man Eating
    Michael William Sharp
    1813 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Mrs John Crome Seated at a Table by an Open Work Box
    Mrs John Crome Seated at a Table by an Open Work Box
    Michael William Sharp
    1813–1814 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Samuel Marsh
    Samuel Marsh
    Michael William Sharp
    1820 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Landing at Dover from the steam packet
    Landing at Dover from the steam packet
    Michael William Sharp
    c. 1826 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Maria Rebecca Davison (1783–1858), as Juliana in 'The Honeymoon' by John Tobin
    Maria Rebecca Davison (1783–1858), as Juliana in 'The Honeymoon' by John Tobin
    Michael William Sharp
    1827 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Portrait of a Young Lady
    Portrait of a Young Lady
    Michael William Sharp
    1837 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Woman Threading a Needle
    Woman Threading a Needle
    Michael William Sharp
    · Darlington Library
  • A Chelsea Pensioner Sipping Tea out of a Saucer
    A Chelsea Pensioner Sipping Tea out of a Saucer
    Michael William Sharp
    · Royal Hospital Chelsea
  • BImage under copyright
    Benjamin Jesty
    Michael William Sharp
    1805 · Wellcome Collection
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