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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · August 12, 1878 – January 4, 1927Wikidata

Ambrose McEvoy

English painter (1878-1927)

Born in Wiltshire. Died in Pimlico.

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A life in paintings

Born 187841 dated paintingsDied 1927

44 works

  • Bessborough Street, Pimlico
    Bessborough Street, Pimlico
    Ambrose McEvoy
    1900 · Tate
  • Portrait of Augustus John
    Portrait of Augustus John
    Ambrose McEvoy
    c. 1900
  • Selbstporträt
    Selbstporträt
    Ambrose McEvoy
    c. 1900
  • Madame Errazuriz
    Madame Errazuriz
    Ambrose McEvoy
    20th century
  • Monsieur Marcel Dupré at the organ of Notre Dame
    Monsieur Marcel Dupré at the organ of Notre Dame
    Ambrose McEvoy
    20th century
  • The Ferry
    The Ferry
    Ambrose McEvoy
    1909 · Tate
  • Euphemia
    Euphemia
    Ambrose McEvoy
    1909 · Tate
  • Mother and Son
    Mother and Son
    Ambrose McEvoy
    1910 · Tate
  • Mrs Ambrose McEvoy
    Mrs Ambrose McEvoy
    Ambrose McEvoy
    c. 1910
  • Gwen John
    Gwen John
    Ambrose McEvoy
    c. 1910 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Porträt der Zeena Lathom
    Porträt der Zeena Lathom
    Ambrose McEvoy
    c. 1910
  • The Ear-Ring
    The Ear-Ring
    Ambrose McEvoy
    1911 · Tate
  • W.A. Jowitt, later Earl Jowitt
    W.A. Jowitt, later Earl Jowitt
    Ambrose McEvoy
    1912 · Tate
  • La Reprise
    La Reprise
    Ambrose McEvoy
    1912 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Professor James Ward
    Professor James Ward
    Ambrose McEvoy
    1913 · Fitzwilliam Museum
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