United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · September 4, 1802 – January 13, 1832Wikidata
Henry Liverseege
British artist
Born in Manchester. Died in Manchester.
A life in paintings
Born 18029 dated paintingsDied 1832
24 works
Theatrical Figure (Macheath from John Gay's 'Beggar's Opera')Henry Liverseege19th century · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery- A Touch of the SpasmsHenry Liverseege1823–1832 · Manchester Art Gallery
- Untitled SceneHenry Liverseegec. 1826 · University of Bristol Theatre Collection
- The RecruitHenry Liverseegec. 1830 · National Army Museum
- Little Red Riding HoodHenry Liverseege1830 · Smithills Hall
- Friar TuckHenry Liverseege1830 · Harris Museum
- The BetrothedHenry Liverseege1830 · Manchester Art Gallery
- The Grave DiggersHenry Liverseege1831 · Manchester Art Gallery
- Sir Piercie Shafton and Mysie HapperHenry Liverseege1831 · Manchester Art Gallery
- The VisionaryHenry Liverseegec. 1832–1833 · Whitworth Art Gallery
Taking the King's Shilling or 'The Recruit'Henry Liverseege· Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
Falstaff and BardolphHenry Liverseege· Whitworth Art Gallery
Friar TuckHenry Liverseege· Haddo House
Edie Ochiltree, Sir Arthur Wardour and Isabella Wardour in the Storm: An Illustration to Sir Walter Scott's 'The Antiquary'Henry Liverseege· Whitworth Art Gallery
Shakespearian SceneHenry Liverseege· Manchester Art Gallery