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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1821 – January 22, 1902Wikidata

Andrew MacCallum

English landscape painter (1821–1902)

Born in Nottingham. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 182117 dated paintingsDied 1902

19 works

  • The River of Life: Death
    The River of Life: Death
    Andrew MacCallum
    1850 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • The River of Life: Youth
    The River of Life: Youth
    Andrew MacCallum
    1850 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • The River of Life: Birth
    The River of Life: Birth
    Andrew MacCallum
    1850 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • The River of Life: Manhood
    The River of Life: Manhood
    Andrew MacCallum
    1850 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • The River of Life: Decline
    The River of Life: Decline
    Andrew MacCallum
    1850 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Evening Glow
    Evening Glow
    Andrew MacCallum
    1863 · Parc Howard Museum
  • Moor of Rannoch
    Moor of Rannoch
    Andrew MacCallum
    1868 · The Atkinson
  • View of Marathon
    View of Marathon
    Andrew MacCallum
    1874 · Benaki Museum
  • The Glassalt Shiel
    The Glassalt Shiel
    Andrew MacCallum
    1876 · Royal Collection
  • The Ballochbuie Forest
    The Ballochbuie Forest
    Andrew MacCallum
    1876 · Royal Collection
  • The Ballochbuie Forest
    The Ballochbuie Forest
    Andrew MacCallum
    1876 · Royal Collection
  • Glen Gelder Shiel
    Glen Gelder Shiel
    Andrew MacCallum
    1876 · Royal Collection
  • Oak Trees in Sherwood Forest
    Oak Trees in Sherwood Forest
    Andrew MacCallum
    1877 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • In Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire: Winter Evening after Rain
    In Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire: Winter Evening after Rain
    Andrew MacCallum
    1881 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Major Oak, Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire
    Major Oak, Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire
    Andrew MacCallum
    1882 · Nottingham Museums
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