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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · June 10, 1857 – March 3, 1925Wikidata

Sidney Starr

English impressionist painter (1857-1925)

Born in Kingston upon Hull. Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 18579 dated paintingsDied 1925

13 works

  • Fête Day
    Fête Day
    Sidney Starr
    1808 · York Art Gallery
  • Study
    Study
    Sidney Starr
    1882–1887 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • Major J. H. Broderick
    Major J. H. Broderick
    Sidney Starr
    1884 · Guildhall, Kingston upon Hull
  • Figures on the Seashore (On the Shore)
    Figures on the Seashore (On the Shore)
    Sidney Starr
    c. 1886 · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Beach, Looking out to Sea
    Beach, Looking out to Sea
    Sidney Starr
    1886 · Courtauld Gallery
  • A Study
    A Study
    Sidney Starr
    1887 · Tate
  • Gertrude Kingston (1862–1937)
    Gertrude Kingston (1862–1937)
    Sidney Starr
    1888 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • Sir Morrell MacKenzie (1837–1892)
    Sir Morrell MacKenzie (1837–1892)
    Sidney Starr
    1890 · Royal Free Hospital
  • Study in Blue and Grey
    Study in Blue and Grey
    Sidney Starr
    1891 · Tate
  • Sir Morell Mackenzie (1837–1892), CMG, MD, MRCP
    Sir Morell Mackenzie (1837–1892), CMG, MD, MRCP
    Sidney Starr
    c. 1892 · Royal Society of Medicine
  • Beach at Sandwich, Kent
    Beach at Sandwich, Kent
    Sidney Starr
    · Reading Museum
  • Miss Jane Cobden
    Miss Jane Cobden
    Sidney Starr
    · Worthing Museum and Art Gallery
  • Charles Kensington Salaman (1814–1901)
    Charles Kensington Salaman (1814–1901)
    Sidney Starr
    · Ferens Art Gallery
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