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Robert Strickland Thomas

British painter (1787-1853)

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A life in paintings

Born 17879 dated paintingsDied 1853

11 works

  • The Battle of Trafalgar at Close of Action, 21st October 1805
    The Battle of Trafalgar at Close of Action, 21st October 1805
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    1805–1810 · National Trust
  • HMS 'Britannia' Leaving a Mediterranean Harbour
    HMS 'Britannia' Leaving a Mediterranean Harbour
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    c. 1830–1835 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Battle of Trafalgar, 21 October 1805
    Battle of Trafalgar, 21 October 1805
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    1835 · Government Art Collection
  • HMS 'Britannia' Entering Portsmouth Harbour
    HMS 'Britannia' Entering Portsmouth Harbour
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    1836 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • The wreck of HMS Hero in the Texel, 25 December 1811
    The wreck of HMS Hero in the Texel, 25 December 1811
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    1839 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Edith Eleanor
    Edith Eleanor
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    c. 1840 · National Library of Wales
  • Queen Victoria's Visit to HMS 'Queen' at Portsmouth, 1 March 1842
    Queen Victoria's Visit to HMS 'Queen' at Portsmouth, 1 March 1842
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    1842 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • HMS Melpomene in Distress, 17th November, 1805
    HMS Melpomene in Distress, 17th November, 1805
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    1846 · National Trust
  • HMS Raleigh
    HMS Raleigh
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    1850 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • A P&O paddle steamer running into a gale
    A P&O paddle steamer running into a gale
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • A P&O paddle steamer running before a gale
    A P&O paddle steamer running before a gale
    Robert Strickland Thomas
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
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