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United Kingdom · May 26, 1878 – March 25, 1914Wikidata

Spencer Gore

English painter (1878-1914)

Born in Epsom. Died in Richmond.

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A life in paintings

Born 187877 dated paintingsDied 1914

88 works

  • The Britannia Ballet, the Alhambra
    The Britannia Ballet, the Alhambra
    Spencer Gore
    c. 1905–1910 · National Trust
  • Portrait of The Artist
    Portrait of The Artist
    Spencer Gore
    1906 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Mimram, Panshanger Park, Hertfordshire
    The Mimram, Panshanger Park, Hertfordshire
    Spencer Gore
    1906–1910 · Reading Museum
  • An Extensive Landscape in Yorkshire
    An Extensive Landscape in Yorkshire
    Spencer Gore
    c. 1907 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Autumn, Sussex
    Autumn, Sussex
    Spencer Gore
    c. 1907 · Art Gallery of South Australia
  • Yorkshire Landscape
    Yorkshire Landscape
    Spencer Gore
    1907 · Darlington Library
  • Someone who Waits
    Someone who Waits
    Spencer Gore
    1907 · The Box
  • Landscape (possibly Yorkshire)
    Landscape (possibly Yorkshire)
    Spencer Gore
    c. 1907 · Government Art Collection
  • The green dress
    The green dress
    Spencer Gore
    1908–1909 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Hertingfordbury
    Hertingfordbury
    Spencer Gore
    1908 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Panshanger Park
    Panshanger Park
    Spencer Gore
    1908 · Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
  • The Garden, Garth House
    The Garden, Garth House
    Spencer Gore
    1908 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Panshanger Park
    Panshanger Park
    Spencer Gore
    1908 · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • Alhambra Ballet 'Pasquita' (Paquita)
    Alhambra Ballet 'Pasquita' (Paquita)
    Spencer Gore
    1908–1909 · Government Art Collection
  • Garden at Hertingfordbury
    Garden at Hertingfordbury
    Spencer Gore
    c. 1908 · Harris Museum
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