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Mark Fisher

American-born British painter (1841–1923)

Born in Boston. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 184130 dated paintingsDied 1923

64 works

  • Horses by a Lock
    Horses by a Lock
    Mark Fisher
    1851–1920 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • A Pastoral
    A Pastoral
    Mark Fisher
    1872–1881 · McLean Museum and Art Gallery
  • Fen Meadows with Cattle
    Fen Meadows with Cattle
    Mark Fisher
    1877 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Weaned Calves
    Weaned Calves
    Mark Fisher
    1879 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • The Halt
    The Halt
    Mark Fisher
    1880 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Milking Time
    Milking Time
    Mark Fisher
    1881 · Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
  • On the Sussex Downs
    On the Sussex Downs
    Mark Fisher
    c. 1883 · Worthing Museum and Art Gallery
  • Landscape with Sheep
    Landscape with Sheep
    Mark Fisher
    1883 · Ulster Museum
  • Autumn
    Autumn
    Mark Fisher
    1885 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Landscape with Cattle
    Landscape with Cattle
    Mark Fisher
    1885 · Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
  • Winter Pastures
    Winter Pastures
    Mark Fisher
    1888 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Sheep Shearing
    Sheep Shearing
    Mark Fisher
    1892 · Touchstones Rochdale
  • Snow Scene
    Snow Scene
    Mark Fisher
    1894 · Tate
  • On the Road to Newport
    On the Road to Newport
    Mark Fisher
    1895 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Landscape with a Stream, Chantreuil, France
    Landscape with a Stream, Chantreuil, France
    Mark Fisher
    1897 · Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery
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