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James Tannock

British painter (1784–1863)

Born in Kilmarnock. Died in Kilmarnock.

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A life in paintings

Born 17845 dated paintingsDied 1863

18 works

  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    James Tannock
    19th century · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Sir James Shaw (1764–1843), Bt
    Sir James Shaw (1764–1843), Bt
    James Tannock
    c. 1817 · The Dick Institute
  • Henry Bell, 1767 - 1830. Marine engineer
    Henry Bell, 1767 - 1830. Marine engineer
    James Tannock
    c. 1820 · National Galleries Scotland
  • George Chalmers, 1742 - 1825. Author of Caledonia
    George Chalmers, 1742 - 1825. Author of Caledonia
    James Tannock
    1824 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Henry Bell (1767–1830)
    Henry Bell (1767–1830)
    James Tannock
    1826 · Science Museum
  • Professor George Joseph Bell, 1770 - 1843. Jurist
    Professor George Joseph Bell, 1770 - 1843. Jurist
    James Tannock
    · National Galleries Scotland
  • Anne MacVicar, Mrs James Grant of Laggan, 1755 - 1838. Writer
    Anne MacVicar, Mrs James Grant of Laggan, 1755 - 1838. Writer
    James Tannock
    · National Galleries Scotland
  • Sir James Shaw
    Sir James Shaw
    James Tannock
    · The Dick Institute
  • Sir John Dunlop, Bt
    Sir John Dunlop, Bt
    James Tannock
    · The Dick Institute
  • Robert Cumming
    Robert Cumming
    James Tannock
    · The Dick Institute
  • Reverend James MacKinlay
    Reverend James MacKinlay
    James Tannock
    · The Dick Institute
  • Archibald Finnie
    Archibald Finnie
    James Tannock
    · The Dick Institute
  • Henry Bell (1767–1830)
    Henry Bell (1767–1830)
    James Tannock
    · Riverside Museum
  • Robert Burns (1759–1796)
    Robert Burns (1759–1796)
    James Tannock
    · Paisley Museum
  • Portrait of the Artist's Father
    Portrait of the Artist's Father
    James Tannock
    · The Dick Institute
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