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Mark Thompson

British artist, born 1812 (1812–1875)

Born in Wearside. Died in Bishopwearmouth.

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A life in paintings

Born 18128 dated paintingsDied 1875

11 works

  • Opening of the South Dock, Sunderland, 1850
    Opening of the South Dock, Sunderland, 1850
    Mark Thompson
    1850 · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • Opening of the South Dock, Sunderland, 1850
    Opening of the South Dock, Sunderland, 1850
    Mark Thompson
    1853 · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • Old South Pier, Sunderland
    Old South Pier, Sunderland
    Mark Thompson
    1854 · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • Opening of the South Outlet, Sunderland Docks
    Opening of the South Outlet, Sunderland Docks
    Mark Thompson
    1856 · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • The Opening of Tyne Dock
    The Opening of Tyne Dock
    Mark Thompson
    1859 · South Shields Museum & Art Gallery
  • Sheep Walk, Cronkley Crags, Teesdale, County Durham
    Sheep Walk, Cronkley Crags, Teesdale, County Durham
    Mark Thompson
    c. 1866 · Bowes Museum
  • Sniffing the Breeze
    Sniffing the Breeze
    Mark Thompson
    1868 · Darlington Library
  • Fetching the Cow
    Fetching the Cow
    Mark Thompson
    1874 · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • Old South Pier, Sunderland.
    Old South Pier, Sunderland.
    Mark Thompson
    · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • Doune Castle, near Stirling
    Doune Castle, near Stirling
    Mark Thompson
    · Darlington Library
  • Gout
    Gout
    Mark Thompson
    · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
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