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Joseph Francis Gilbert

English landscape painter (1792–1855)

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A life in paintings

Born 179210 dated paintingsDied 1855

11 works

  • View From Hill House
    View From Hill House
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    1812 · Portsmouth Museums and Visitor Services
  • East Street Market, Chichester, West Sussex
    East Street Market, Chichester, West Sussex
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    c. 1813 · West Sussex Record Office
  • Landscape with River and Ruined Castle
    Landscape with River and Ruined Castle
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    1825 · Government Art Collection
  • Leigh Park House, Havant, from the South-West
    Leigh Park House, Havant, from the South-West
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    c. 1830 · Portsmouth Museums and Visitor Services
  • The Temple, 28 January 1830
    The Temple, 28 January 1830
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    1830 · Portsmouth Museums and Visitor Services
  • Leigh Park House, Havant
    Leigh Park House, Havant
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    c. 1831 · Portsmouth Museums and Visitor Services
  • Chichester Cathedral
    Chichester Cathedral
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    1833 · Yale Center for British Art
  • View of  South Harting, Sussex
    View of South Harting, Sussex
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    July 21, 1834 · National Trust
  • Winter Scene (Landscape with a Village and Figures Skating)
    Winter Scene (Landscape with a Village and Figures Skating)
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    1834 · The Council Chamber And Assembly Room
  • Ullswater Head, Cumberland
    Ullswater Head, Cumberland
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    1834 · Abbot Hall Art Gallery
  • A Pastoral Scene
    A Pastoral Scene
    Joseph Francis Gilbert
    · Portsmouth Museums and Visitor Services
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