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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1863 – 1903Wikidata

Thomas Bromley Blacklock

British painter (1863–1903)

Born in Kirkcudbright. Died in Scotland.

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A life in paintings

Born 18638 dated paintingsDied 1903

15 works

  • Ruins of Fast Castle, near St Abbs
    Ruins of Fast Castle, near St Abbs
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    1896 · Royal Scottish Academy
  • Landscape with Thatched Cottages
    Landscape with Thatched Cottages
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    1896 · Perth Art Gallery
  • On the Galloway Coast
    On the Galloway Coast
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    1897 · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • Bramble Gathering
    Bramble Gathering
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    1897 · Perth Art Gallery
  • Landscape with a Castle
    Landscape with a Castle
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    1898 · Perth Art Gallery
  • Sunset, Cottage and Pool
    Sunset, Cottage and Pool
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    1898 · Perth Art Gallery
  • A Spring Idyll
    A Spring Idyll
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    1900 · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • The Little Princess
    The Little Princess
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    1901 · Perth Art Gallery
  • The Quilk, Pitlochry
    The Quilk, Pitlochry
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    · Rozelle House Galleries
  • Sea Maidens
    Sea Maidens
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    · The Dick Institute
  • Kirkcudbright Harbour
    Kirkcudbright Harbour
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    · Stewartry Museum
  • The Nest
    The Nest
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • Venus de' Medici
    Venus de' Medici
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    · Royal Scottish Academy
  • Woodland Scene
    Woodland Scene
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    · Perth Art Gallery
  • Untitled
    Untitled
    Thomas Bromley Blacklock
    · Stewartry Museum
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