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James Peel

English landscape painter (1811-1906)

Born in Newcastle upon Tyne. Died in Reading.

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A life in paintings

Born 181112 dated paintingsDied 1906

44 works

  • Landscape: River and Mountains
    Landscape: River and Mountains
    James Peel
    1800–1900 · The Whitaker
  • The Tinker
    The Tinker
    James Peel
    1842 · Darlington Library
  • View in Borrowdale, Cumbria
    View in Borrowdale, Cumbria
    James Peel
    c. 1846–1886 · Shipley Art Gallery
  • Totteridge, near Hampstead
    Totteridge, near Hampstead
    James Peel
    1850–1900 · Harris Museum
  • Easby Abbey, North Yorkshire
    Easby Abbey, North Yorkshire
    James Peel
    c. 1852–1856 · Laing Art Gallery
  • Moel Siabod, from Capel Gannel
    Moel Siabod, from Capel Gannel
    James Peel
    c. 1853 · National Library of Wales
  • Mill near Sheppard, Devon
    Mill near Sheppard, Devon
    James Peel
    c. 1865 · Laing Art Gallery
  • Church Field at Edmonton
    Church Field at Edmonton
    James Peel
    1869 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Hauling logs near Rhuddlan Castle
    Hauling logs near Rhuddlan Castle
    James Peel
    1870 · National Library of Wales
  • Snowdon
    Snowdon
    James Peel
    c. 1870 · National Library of Wales
  • Landscape in the Glaslyn Valley
    Landscape in the Glaslyn Valley
    James Peel
    1877 · The Atkinson
  • Pont-y-Pant and the Lledr Valley
    Pont-y-Pant and the Lledr Valley
    James Peel
    1877 · Laing Art Gallery
  • Landscape with a River
    Landscape with a River
    James Peel
    1877 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Landscape in Cumberland
    Landscape in Cumberland
    James Peel
    · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • Landscape with Cows and Cowman
    Landscape with Cows and Cowman
    James Peel
    · Darlington Library
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