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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1835 – 1899Wikidata

Alexander Hohenlohe Burr

English painter and etcher (1835–1899)

Born in Manchester.

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A life in paintings

Born 18359 dated paintingsDied 1899

14 works

  • The Night Stall
    The Night Stall
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    1860 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Scene from 'Dora', by Alfred Tennyson
    Scene from 'Dora', by Alfred Tennyson
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    1862–1863 · Perth Art Gallery
  • Wild Flowers
    Wild Flowers
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    c. 1865–1875 · Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
  • Grace before Meat
    Grace before Meat
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    1871 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Saying Grace
    Saying Grace
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    1875–1899 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • The Mask
    The Mask
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    c. 1880 · Touchstones Rochdale
  • Music Lesson
    Music Lesson
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    1880 · The Dick Institute
  • The Musical Party
    The Musical Party
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    1881 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Blind Man's Bluff
    Blind Man's Bluff
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    1888 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Blind Man's Buff
    Blind Man's Buff
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • The Rustic Crop
    The Rustic Crop
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Dressing the Doll
    Dressing the Doll
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    · Campbeltown Library and Museum
  • The Bird Catcher
    The Bird Catcher
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    · Paisley Museum
  • Shuttlecock
    Shuttlecock
    Alexander Hohenlohe Burr
    · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
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