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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1841 – 1921Wikidata

Frederick Tudgay

British painter and gilder (1841–1921)

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A life in paintings

Born 18418 dated paintingsDied 1921

12 works

  • A Blackwall frigate off the Cape
    A Blackwall frigate off the Cape
    Frederick Tudgay
    1863 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • The ship Elizabeth Dougall under sail
    The ship Elizabeth Dougall under sail
    Frederick Tudgay
    1869 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Three-Masted Ship by Night
    Three-Masted Ship by Night
    Frederick Tudgay
    1869 · Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre
  • The ship Barossa
    The ship Barossa
    Frederick Tudgay
    1874 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • A frigate chasing a smuggling cutter
    A frigate chasing a smuggling cutter
    Frederick Tudgay
    c. 1875 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Dunedin
    Dunedin
    Frederick Tudgay
    1875
  • The ship Vellore
    The ship Vellore
    Frederick Tudgay
    1876 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Wool Clipper Ship Parramatta
    Wool Clipper Ship Parramatta
    Frederick Tudgay
    1879 · National Museum of American History
  • The barque George Durkee under way
    The barque George Durkee under way
    Frederick Tudgay
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • The battle of Trafalgar, 21 October 1805
    The battle of Trafalgar, 21 October 1805
    Frederick Tudgay
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Launching of the 'Royal George'
    Launching of the 'Royal George'
    Frederick Tudgay
    · Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre
  • Shipping at a Harbour Entrance
    Shipping at a Harbour Entrance
    Frederick Tudgay
    · Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre
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