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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · July 4, 1840 – March 24, 1921Wikidata

Marcus Stone

British artist (1840-1921)

Born in London. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 184023 dated paintingsDied 1921

30 works

  • Silent Pleading
    Silent Pleading
    Marcus Stone
    1858 · Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council
  • The Convict
    The Convict
    Marcus Stone
    1858–1860 · York Art Gallery
  • Two's Company, Three's None
    Two's Company, Three's None
    Marcus Stone
    c. 1860–1892 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Claudio, Deceived by Don John, Accuses Hero
    Claudio, Deceived by Don John, Accuses Hero
    Marcus Stone
    1861 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • The Painter's First Work
    The Painter's First Work
    Marcus Stone
    1862 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
  • On the Road from Waterloo to Paris
    On the Road from Waterloo to Paris
    Marcus Stone
    1863 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • A Pleasant Spot on the Thames
    A Pleasant Spot on the Thames
    Marcus Stone
    1863 · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • Royalists Seeking Safety
    Royalists Seeking Safety
    Marcus Stone
    1866 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • My Lady Is a Widow and Childless
    My Lady Is a Widow and Childless
    Marcus Stone
    c. 1874 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Waiting
    Waiting
    Marcus Stone
    c. 1875–1921 · Walker Art Gallery
  • A Girl in a Garden
    A Girl in a Garden
    Marcus Stone
    1879 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Il y en a toujours un autre
    Il y en a toujours un autre
    Marcus Stone
    1882 · Tate
  • Married for Love
    Married for Love
    Marcus Stone
    1882 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Bad News
    Bad News
    Marcus Stone
    c. 1882
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Marcus Stone
    1883 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
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