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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · July 19, 1886 – September 27, 1911Wikidata

Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot

British painter (1886–1911)

Born in Liverpool. Died in Primrose Hill.

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A life in paintings

Born 188610 dated paintingsDied 1911

10 works

  • Flowers in a Blue and White Vase
    Flowers in a Blue and White Vase
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    1907 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Knapweed, Thistles and Other Flowers in a Vase
    Knapweed, Thistles and Other Flowers in a Vase
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    1907 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Male Figure Seated
    Male Figure Seated
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    1909 · UCL Art Museum
  • Male Figure Standing
    Male Figure Standing
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    1909 · UCL Art Museum
  • The Interior of a Barn, with Two Labourers Resting and an Old Man about to Embrace a Child Accompanied by a Woman
    The Interior of a Barn, with Two Labourers Resting and an Old Man about to Embrace a Child Accompanied by a Woman
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    1909 · UCL Art Museum
  • Portrait of a Bearded Man
    Portrait of a Bearded Man
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    1909 · UCL Art Museum
  • Landscape, Abergavenny
    Landscape, Abergavenny
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    1910 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Cwmyoy Brest from Llanthony Valley
    Cwmyoy Brest from Llanthony Valley
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    c. 1910 · Walker Art Gallery
  • View of Conway from Above Gyffin
    View of Conway from Above Gyffin
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    c. 1910 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Study of Two Sheep
    Study of Two Sheep
    Maxwell Gordon Lightfoot
    c. 1910 · Walker Art Gallery
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