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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · February 11, 1876 – February 12, 1919Wikidata

Harold Gilman

English painter (1876-1919)

Born in Somerset. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 187661 dated paintingsDied 1919

68 works

  • Thames at Chelsea
    Thames at Chelsea
    Harold Gilman
    1899–1901 · National Trust
  • Still Life with Pears on a Plate
    Still Life with Pears on a Plate
    Harold Gilman
    1900–1919 · National Trust
  • Grace Canedy, the artist's first wife
    Grace Canedy, the artist's first wife
    Harold Gilman
    c. 1904 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • The Artist's Daughters
    The Artist's Daughters
    Harold Gilman
    1906–1907 · York Art Gallery
  • Spencer Frederick Gore (1878–1914)
    Spencer Frederick Gore (1878–1914)
    Harold Gilman
    1906–1907 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • French Interior
    French Interior
    Harold Gilman
    1907 · Tate
  • Edwardian Interior
    Edwardian Interior
    Harold Gilman
    1907 · Tate
  • In Sickert's House
    In Sickert's House
    Harold Gilman
    1907 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Cave Dwellers, Dieppe
    Cave Dwellers, Dieppe
    Harold Gilman
    1907 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Interior
    Interior
    Harold Gilman
    1907 · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • The Thames at Battersea
    The Thames at Battersea
    Harold Gilman
    1907 · Kirkcaldy Galleries
  • Portrait Study of a Woman
    Portrait Study of a Woman
    Harold Gilman
    1908–1910 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Nurse
    The Nurse
    Harold Gilman
    1908 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Kitchen
    The Kitchen
    Harold Gilman
    c. 1908–1909 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Still-life
    Still-life
    Harold Gilman
    1909–1910 · Fitzwilliam Museum
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