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United Kingdom · July 4, 1846 – November 28, 1930Wikidata

Walter Greaves

British artist (1846-1930)

Born in Cheyne Walk. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 184620 dated paintingsDied 1930

23 works

  • Nocturne
    Nocturne
    Walter Greaves
    19th century · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Hammersmith Bridge on Boat-race Day
    Hammersmith Bridge on Boat-race Day
    Walter Greaves
    1862 · Tate
  • Chelsea Regatta
    Chelsea Regatta
    Walter Greaves
    1863–1868 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • The River in Winter, Sunset
    The River in Winter, Sunset
    Walter Greaves
    1865 · Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
  • James McNeill Whistler
    James McNeill Whistler
    Walter Greaves
    1869 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • An Artist Painting
    An Artist Painting
    Walter Greaves
    c. 1870 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Battersea Reach
    Battersea Reach
    Walter Greaves
    1870 · Tate
  • J. A. M. Whistler
    J. A. M. Whistler
    Walter Greaves
    1870 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Fireworks, Cremorne Gardens
    Fireworks, Cremorne Gardens
    Walter Greaves
    1870s · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Japanese Figures on Chelsea Embankment
    Japanese Figures on Chelsea Embankment
    Walter Greaves
    1870–1879 · York Art Gallery
  • Nocturne in Blue and Gold
    Nocturne in Blue and Gold
    Walter Greaves
    1870–1879 · York Art Gallery
  • Old Battersea Bridge
    Old Battersea Bridge
    Walter Greaves
    1874 · Tate
  • Whistler on the Thames
    Whistler on the Thames
    Walter Greaves
    1874 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • The Green Dress
    The Green Dress
    Walter Greaves
    1875 · Tate
  • Thomas Carlyle, 1795 - 1881. Historian and essayist
    Thomas Carlyle, 1795 - 1881. Historian and essayist
    Walter Greaves
    c. 1879 · National Galleries Scotland
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