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Paul Maitland

British painter (1863–1909)

Born in Chatham. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 186328 dated paintingsDied 1909

45 works

  • Barges anchored off Battersea Bridge
    Barges anchored off Battersea Bridge
    Paul Maitland
    19th century · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Thames Steamboat Pier
    Thames Steamboat Pier
    Paul Maitland
    1880–1885 · York Art Gallery
  • Hyacinth
    Hyacinth
    Paul Maitland
    1883 · Tate
  • Barges, Chelsea Riverside, the ‘Eighties
    Barges, Chelsea Riverside, the ‘Eighties
    Paul Maitland
    1885–1890 · Tate
  • Battersea Reach
    Battersea Reach
    Paul Maitland
    c. 1885–1909 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Factories Bordering the River
    Factories Bordering the River
    Paul Maitland
    1886 · Tate
  • Surrey Side of the River - Grey Day
    Surrey Side of the River - Grey Day
    Paul Maitland
    1886 · Tate
  • Warehouse Across the River
    Warehouse Across the River
    Paul Maitland
    1886 · Tate
  • Cheyne Walk in Sunshine
    Cheyne Walk in Sunshine
    Paul Maitland
    1887–1888 · York Art Gallery
  • Battersea Boat Houses
    Battersea Boat Houses
    Paul Maitland
    1888 · Tate
  • Riverside Industries
    Riverside Industries
    Paul Maitland
    1889 · Tate
  • The Three Public-Houses, Morning Sun Light
    The Three Public-Houses, Morning Sun Light
    Paul Maitland
    1889 · Tate
  • The Gardens, Chelsea Embankment
    The Gardens, Chelsea Embankment
    Paul Maitland
    1889 · Tate
  • In Buckinghamshire
    In Buckinghamshire
    Paul Maitland
    1890 · Tate
  • Cheyne Walk in Winter
    Cheyne Walk in Winter
    Paul Maitland
    c. 1890 · Princeton Art Museum
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