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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · January 2, 1790 – March 1, 1865Wikidata

John Gendall

British painter known for his landscapes of Devon (1790-1865)

Born in Exeter. Died in Exeter.

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A life in paintings

Born 17903 dated paintingsDied 1865

10 works

  • A View of London with St. Paul's Cathedral from the Thames
    A View of London with St. Paul's Cathedral from the Thames
    John Gendall
    19th century
  • Lydford Bridge on the Avon, Brent, Devon
    Lydford Bridge on the Avon, Brent, Devon
    John Gendall
    c. 1854 · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
  • Lydford Bridge on the Avon, Brent, Devon
    Lydford Bridge on the Avon, Brent, Devon
    John Gendall
    1854 · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
  • Bridge near South Brent, Devon
    Bridge near South Brent, Devon
    John Gendall
    · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
  • Children Spinning Tops
    Children Spinning Tops
    John Gendall
    · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
  • View on the Avon
    View on the Avon
    John Gendall
    · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
  • View on the Dart
    View on the Dart
    John Gendall
    · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
  • Landscape, River Scene
    Landscape, River Scene
    John Gendall
    · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
  • River and Bridge
    River and Bridge
    John Gendall
    · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
  • Landscape with a River and Trees
    Landscape with a River and Trees
    John Gendall
    · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
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