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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · September 4, 1841 – September 25, 1893Wikidata

Albert Joseph Moore

English artist (1841–1893)

Born in York. Died in City of Westminster.

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A life in paintings

Born 184140 dated paintingsDied 1893

52 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • Dreamers
    Dreamers
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1850–1882 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Mother of Sisera
    The Mother of Sisera
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1861 · The Tullie
  • Elijah's Sacrifice
    Elijah's Sacrifice
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1863 · Bury Art Museum
  • The Shulamite
    The Shulamite
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1864–1866 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Lilies
    Lilies
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1866 · Clark Art Institute
  • Pomegranates
    Pomegranates
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1866 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • A Musician
    A Musician
    Albert Joseph Moore
    c. 1867 · Yale Center for British Art
  • An Ancient Greek Audience Watching a Performance of 'Antigone' by Sophocles
    An Ancient Greek Audience Watching a Performance of 'Antigone' by Sophocles
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1867 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Battledore
    Battledore
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1868–1870 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • The Quartet, a Painters Tribute to Music
    The Quartet, a Painters Tribute to Music
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1868
  • Shuttlecock
    Shuttlecock
    Albert Joseph Moore
    c. 1868
  • A Garden
    A Garden
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1869 · Tate
  • A Sleeping Girl
    A Sleeping Girl
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1870s · Tate
  • Shells
    Shells
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1874 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Birds (also known as "Canaries")
    Birds (also known as "Canaries")
    Albert Joseph Moore
    1875–1880 · Birmingham Museums Trust
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