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David Payne

Scottish landscape painter (1843-1894)

Born in Annan. Died in Sheffield.

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A life in paintings

Born 18432 dated paintingsDied 1894

12 works

  • Harvest Home and Golden Corn
    Harvest Home and Golden Corn
    David Payne
    1875 · Annan Museum
  • Market Place (The Royal Visit, Derby, 21 May 1891)
    Market Place (The Royal Visit, Derby, 21 May 1891)
    David Payne
    1891 · Derby Museum and Art Gallery
  • Rural Landscape with Sheep Grazing in a Meadow with Windsor Castle in the Distance
    Rural Landscape with Sheep Grazing in a Meadow with Windsor Castle in the Distance
    David Payne
    · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
  • A Scene on the Wye, near Haddon Hall, Derbyshire
    A Scene on the Wye, near Haddon Hall, Derbyshire
    David Payne
    · Stockport Heritage Services
  • An English Lane
    An English Lane
    David Payne
    · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • On the Banks of the Nith
    On the Banks of the Nith
    David Payne
    · Annan Museum
  • On the Trent at Ingleby
    On the Trent at Ingleby
    David Payne
    · Annan Museum
  • River Scene with Cattle
    River Scene with Cattle
    David Payne
    · Annan Museum
  • Children by River
    Children by River
    David Payne
    · Annan Museum
  • Landscape with Highland Cattle
    Landscape with Highland Cattle
    David Payne
    · Annan Museum
  • Gypsy Encampment
    Gypsy Encampment
    David Payne
    · Annan Museum
  • A View of the South East Elevation of Haddon Hall in Derbyshire from the River Wye
    A View of the South East Elevation of Haddon Hall in Derbyshire from the River Wye
    David Payne
    · Atkinson Art Gallery and Library
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