United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · June 15, 1848 – February 1, 1920Wikidata
Andrew Carrick Gow
British artist (1848-1920)
Born in London. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 184816 dated paintingsDied 1920
20 works
- The Tumult in the House of Commons, 2nd March 1629Andrew Carrick Gow1877 · Bangor University
- A Musical Story by ChopinAndrew Carrick Gow1879 · Tate
- Montrose at KilsythAndrew Carrick Gow1881 · Town Hall
- Thomas Woolner RAAndrew Carrick Gow1883 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
- Self PortraitAndrew Carrick Gow1883 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
- A self-portraitAndrew Carrick Gow1883 · Aberdeen Art Gallery
- Cromwell at DunbarAndrew Carrick Gow1886 · Tate
- A Lost Cause: Flight of King James II after the Battle of the BoyneAndrew Carrick Gow1888 · Tate
- Sauve qui peut (Those Who Can, Save Themselves)Andrew Carrick Gow1890 · Ferens Art Gallery
- A Mountain PassAndrew Carrick Gow1895 · Royal Academy of Arts
- Queen Victoria at St. Paul's Cathedral on Diamond Jubilee DayAndrew Carrick Gow1897–1899–1899 · Guildhall Art Gallery
- Cromwell dissolving the Long ParliamentAndrew Carrick Gow1907 · Auckland Art Gallery
- The Free TradersAndrew Carrick Gow1909 · Auckland Art Gallery
- House of Commons, 1628–1629, Speaker Finch Held by Holles and ValentineAndrew Carrick Gow1912 · Parliamentary Art Collection
- Volunteers Drilling in the Courtyard of Burlington HouseAndrew Carrick Gow1915 · Imperial War Museum London