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Thomas Brooks

painter (1818-1892)

Born in Kingston upon Hull.

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A life in paintings

Born 181810 dated paintingsDied 1891

13 works

  • Thomas Earle (1810–1876), Sculptor
    Thomas Earle (1810–1876), Sculptor
    attributed to · Attributed to Thomas Brooks
    c. 1840 · Wilberforce House Museum
  • The Dawn of Love
    The Dawn of Love
    Thomas Brooks
    1846 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • A Roadside Inn (The Rival)
    A Roadside Inn (The Rival)
    Thomas Brooks
    1847 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • The Village Schoolmaster
    The Village Schoolmaster
    Thomas Brooks
    1849 · Walker Art Gallery
  • The Pastor's Visit
    The Pastor's Visit
    Thomas Brooks
    1850 · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • The Approaching Footstep
    The Approaching Footstep
    Thomas Brooks
    1853 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • Mischief: The Artist's Studio
    Mischief: The Artist's Studio
    Thomas Brooks
    1855 · Hospitalfield House
  • Shakespeare before Sir Thomas Lucy
    Shakespeare before Sir Thomas Lucy
    Thomas Brooks
    1857 · Royal Shakespeare Theatre
  • The Lifeboat Going to the Rescue
    The Lifeboat Going to the Rescue
    Thomas Brooks
    1861 · Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
  • Prayer
    Prayer
    Thomas Brooks
    1862 · Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council
  • Grace Darling (1815–1842)
    Grace Darling (1815–1842)
    Thomas Brooks
    · RNLI Grace Darling Museum
  • Grace Darling (1815–1842)
    Grace Darling (1815–1842)
    Thomas Brooks
    · RNLI Grace Darling Museum
  • Grace Darling (1815–1842)
    Grace Darling (1815–1842)
    Thomas Brooks
    · RNLI Grace Darling Museum
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