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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · March 24, 1802 – June 18, 1864Wikidata

George Lance

British artist (1802-1864)

Born in Little Easton. Died in New Brighton.

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A life in paintings

Born 180217 dated paintingsDied 1864

39 works

  • Old French Woman
    Old French Woman
    George Lance
    1820–1864 · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    George Lance
    c. 1830 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Fruit (‘The Autumn Gift’)
    Fruit (‘The Autumn Gift’)
    George Lance
    1834 · Tate
  • Melanchthon's First Misgivings of the Church
    Melanchthon's First Misgivings of the Church
    George Lance
    1837 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Fruit
    Fruit
    George Lance
    1843 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • The Maréchal Biron Conspiracy
    The Maréchal Biron Conspiracy
    George Lance
    1845 · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • The Red Cap
    The Red Cap
    George Lance
    1847 · Tate
  • Still Life with Fruit
    Still Life with Fruit
    George Lance
    1847 · Bolton Museum
  • Fruit (‘The Summer Gift’)
    Fruit (‘The Summer Gift’)
    George Lance
    1848 · Tate
  • Fruit
    Fruit
    George Lance
    1848–1849 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Still Life of Fruits with the Figure of a young Man
    Still Life of Fruits with the Figure of a young Man
    George Lance
    1854 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Still Life with Fruit
    Still Life with Fruit
    George Lance
    1855 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Still Life with Fruit and Flowers
    Still Life with Fruit and Flowers
    George Lance
    1855 · The Wilson
  • Red Cap
    Red Cap
    George Lance
    1856 · Northampton Museum and Art Gallery
  • 'Red cap'
    'Red cap'
    George Lance
    1857 · Rijksmuseum
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