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Australia · June 16, 1858 – April 22, 1930Wikidata

John Peter Russell

Australian artist (1858-1930)

Born in Darlinghurst. Died in Randwick.

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A life in paintings

Born 18589 dated paintingsDied 1930

12 works

  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    John Peter Russell
    1768 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Samuel Moody the elder
    Samuel Moody the elder
    John Peter Russell
    c. 1790 · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • George IV (1762-1830), when Prince of Wales
    George IV (1762-1830), when Prince of Wales
    John Peter Russell
    1791 · Royal Collection
  • Vincent van Gogh
    Vincent van Gogh
    John Peter Russell
    1886 · Van Gogh Museum
  • Madame Sisley on the banks of the Loing at Moret
    Madame Sisley on the banks of the Loing at Moret
    John Peter Russell
    1887 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Fabián de Castro
    Fabián de Castro
    John Peter Russell
    c. 1888 · Harvard Art Museums
  • In the morning, Alpes Maritimes from Antibes
    In the morning, Alpes Maritimes from Antibes
    John Peter Russell
    1890s · National Gallery of Australia
  • A clearing in the forest
    A clearing in the forest
    John Peter Russell
    1891 · Art Gallery of South Australia
  • Landscape, Antibes (The Bay of Nice)
    Landscape, Antibes (The Bay of Nice)
    John Peter Russell
    1891 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Mon ami 'Polite
    Mon ami 'Polite
    John Peter Russell
    1900 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Rough sea, Morestil
    Rough sea, Morestil
    John Peter Russell
    c. 1900 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Dadone
    Dadone
    John Peter Russell
    c. 1900
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