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Kingdom of Great Britain · 1778 – April 7, 1855Wikidata

Joseph Rhodes

English artist and drawing master

Born in Leeds. Died in Leeds.

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A life in paintings

Born 17788 dated paintingsDied 1855

18 works

  • Kirkstall Abbey Ruin
    Kirkstall Abbey Ruin
    Joseph Rhodes
    c. 1800 · Leeds Discovery Centre
  • Kirkstall Abbey
    Kirkstall Abbey
    Joseph Rhodes
    c. 1800 · Abbey House Museum
  • Snow in the Farmyard
    Snow in the Farmyard
    Joseph Rhodes
    1812 · Lotherton Hall
  • Kirkstall Abbey from the East
    Kirkstall Abbey from the East
    Joseph Rhodes
    1825 · Temple Newsam
  • Moot Hall, Leeds
    Moot Hall, Leeds
    Joseph Rhodes
    1825 · Leeds Discovery Centre
  • The Old Moot Hall, Leeds
    The Old Moot Hall, Leeds
    Joseph Rhodes
    1825 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Leeds from the Meadows
    Leeds from the Meadows
    Joseph Rhodes
    c. 1825 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • The Skyrack Oak, Leeds
    The Skyrack Oak, Leeds
    Joseph Rhodes
    1839 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Landscape near Richmond, Yorkshire
    Landscape near Richmond, Yorkshire
    Joseph Rhodes
    · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds, from the East
    Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds, from the East
    Joseph Rhodes
    · Abbey House Museum
  • Richmond Castle, Yorkshire
    Richmond Castle, Yorkshire
    Joseph Rhodes
    · Cooper Gallery
  • Extensive Landscape with a Viaduct
    Extensive Landscape with a Viaduct
    Joseph Rhodes
    · Cooper Gallery
  • Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds, from the West
    Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds, from the West
    Joseph Rhodes
    · Abbey House Museum
  • Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds
    Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds
    Joseph Rhodes
    · Leeds Discovery Centre
  • Sarah Large, Wife of Thomas Large of Leeds
    Sarah Large, Wife of Thomas Large of Leeds
    Joseph Rhodes
    · Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
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