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Anthony Sands

British painter (1806–1883)

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A life in paintings

Born 18065 dated paintingsDied 1883

13 works

  • Three Portraits of the Artist
    Three Portraits of the Artist
    Anthony Sands
    1838 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Mary Anne Wellington (b.1789)
    Mary Anne Wellington (b.1789)
    Anthony Sands
    1846 · Northampton Museum and Art Gallery
  • Frederick Sandys
    Frederick Sandys
    Anthony Sands
    1848 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Anthony Sands
    1850 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Whitlingham Reach, near Norwich
    Whitlingham Reach, near Norwich
    Anthony Sands
    1860 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Richard Roper Boardman (Underchamberlain to Norwich Corporation, 1834)
    Richard Roper Boardman (Underchamberlain to Norwich Corporation, 1834)
    Anthony Sands
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Henry Ninham (1796–1874)
    Henry Ninham (1796–1874)
    Anthony Sands
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • On the River Yare, Norfolk
    On the River Yare, Norfolk
    Anthony Sands
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • The Sand Pit
    The Sand Pit
    Anthony Sands
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • The Girl in the Hat
    The Girl in the Hat
    Anthony Sands
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • The Mill
    The Mill
    Anthony Sands
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Meditation
    Meditation
    Anthony Sands
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    Anthony Sands
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
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