United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · June 8, 1829 – August 13, 1896Wikidata
John Everett Millais
British painter and illustrator (1829–1896)
Born in Southampton. Died in Palace Gate.
A life in paintings
Born 1829186 dated paintingsDied 1896
203 works
2 without a public image, listed last
- Three SwordhiltsJohn Everett Millais1838–1839 · Birmingham Museums Trust
A Spanish Gentleman (after John Jackson’s ‘Shylock’)John Everett Millais1843 · Tate
Othello and DesdemonaJohn Everett Millaisc. 1843 · National Trust
Elgiva seized by order of Archbishop OdoJohn Everett Millais1843–1847 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Hurdy Gurdy BoyJohn Everett Millais1843 · Haden Hill House Museum
The GipsyJohn Everett Millais1846 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Specimen drawing 'Cain fleeing from the body of Abel'John Everett Millais1846 · Royal Society of Arts
Cymon and IphigeniaJohn Everett Millais1847–1848 · Lady Lever Art Gallery
The Artist Attending the Mourning of a Young GirlJohn Everett Millais1847 · Tate
Cimon and IphigeniaJohn Everett Millais1847–1848 · Fitzwilliam Museum- Self PortraitJohn Everett Millais1847 · Walker Art Gallery
YouthJohn Everett Millaisc. 1847 · Temple Newsam
The ConjurorJohn Everett Millaisc. 1847 · Norfolk Museums Collections
MusicJohn Everett Millaisc. 1847 · Leeds Art Gallery
ManhoodJohn Everett Millaisc. 1847 · Leeds Art Gallery