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United Kingdom · September 16, 1794 – January 28, 1883Wikidata

John Zephaniah Bell

British artist (1794–1883)

Born in Dundee.

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A life in paintings

Born 17946 dated paintingsDied 1883

11 works

  • John Zephaniah Bell, 1794-1883. Artist (Self-portrait)
    John Zephaniah Bell, 1794-1883. Artist (Self-portrait)
    John Zephaniah Bell
    1820s · National Galleries Scotland
  • Portrait of Vitório Maria Francisco de Sousa Coutinho, 2nd Count of Linhares (1790-1857)
    Portrait of Vitório Maria Francisco de Sousa Coutinho, 2nd Count of Linhares (1790-1857)
    John Zephaniah Bell
    1823
  • John Crichton (1772–1860), Surgeon
    John Crichton (1772–1860), Surgeon
    John Zephaniah Bell
    c. 1841 · Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
  • Michael Faraday (1791–1867)
    Michael Faraday (1791–1867)
    John Zephaniah Bell
    1852 · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • James Pyke, First Chief Accountant, Great Western Railway (1839–1854)
    James Pyke, First Chief Accountant, Great Western Railway (1839–1854)
    John Zephaniah Bell
    1853 · National Railway Museum
  • Cardinal Bourchier Urges the Widow of Edward IV to Let her Son out of Sanctuary
    Cardinal Bourchier Urges the Widow of Edward IV to Let her Son out of Sanctuary
    John Zephaniah Bell
    1868 · Tate
  • William Bell (1762–1834)
    William Bell (1762–1834)
    John Zephaniah Bell
    · Perth Art Gallery
  • Robert Fitzroy Bell (1790–1862)
    Robert Fitzroy Bell (1790–1862)
    John Zephaniah Bell
    · Perth Art Gallery
  • Hannah Bell, née Bruce (1796–1850)
    Hannah Bell, née Bruce (1796–1850)
    John Zephaniah Bell
    · Perth Art Gallery
  • Anna Bell (b.1792)
    Anna Bell (b.1792)
    John Zephaniah Bell
    · Perth Art Gallery
  • Professor Robert Cowan (1796–1841)
    Professor Robert Cowan (1796–1841)
    John Zephaniah Bell
    · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
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