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Kingdom of Great Britain · May 16, 1782 – July 24, 1842Wikidata

John Sell Cotman

British artist (1782-1842)

Born in Norwich. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 178254 dated paintingsDied 1842

73 works

  • Consett Iron Works, Durham
    Consett Iron Works, Durham
    John Sell Cotman
    1800–1810 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • The Devil's Bridge, North Wales
    The Devil's Bridge, North Wales
    John Sell Cotman
    1801 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Valle Crucis Abbey
    Valle Crucis Abbey
    John Sell Cotman
    19th century · Anglesey Abbey
  • Classic scene
    Classic scene
    John Sell Cotman
    19th century
  • Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire
    Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire
    John Sell Cotman
    1803 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Crambe Beck Bridge, near Kirkham, Yorkshire
    Crambe Beck Bridge, near Kirkham, Yorkshire
    John Sell Cotman
    c. 1804–1807 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Greta Bridge
    Greta Bridge
    John Sell Cotman
    c. 1805 · British Museum
  • An Old House at St Albans
    An Old House at St Albans
    John Sell Cotman
    c. 1806 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Boat House and Trees
    Boat House and Trees
    John Sell Cotman
    1806–1808 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Ruined House
    Ruined House
    John Sell Cotman
    1807–1810 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Buildings on a River
    Buildings on a River
    John Sell Cotman
    1807–1810 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Waterfall
    The Waterfall
    John Sell Cotman
    c. 1807–1808 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Moreton Hall, Cheshire
    Moreton Hall, Cheshire
    John Sell Cotman
    c. 1807–1808 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Portrait of a Young Man
    Portrait of a Young Man
    John Sell Cotman
    c. 1807–1809 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Seashore with Boats
    Seashore with Boats
    John Sell Cotman
    1808 · Tate
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