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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1849 – 1922Wikidata

Alexander Kellock Brown

Scottish painter (1849–1922)

Born in Edinburgh.

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A life in paintings

Born 18497 dated paintingsDied 1922

14 works

  • A Frosty Evening in Fen Country
    A Frosty Evening in Fen Country
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    1885 · ANGUSalive
  • A Rain Cloud in the Highlands
    A Rain Cloud in the Highlands
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    1887 · Rozelle House Galleries
  • Gareloch in Schottland
    Gareloch in Schottland
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    c. 1890 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Springtime
    Springtime
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    c. 1898 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Winter Twilight
    Winter Twilight
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    c. 1904 · Laing Art Gallery
  • A Grey Day
    A Grey Day
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    c. 1907–1908 · Royal Scottish Academy
  • A Dagger Day
    A Dagger Day
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    c. 1907 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Ben Lawers
    Ben Lawers
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Winter Gloaming
    Winter Gloaming
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    · Paisley Museum
  • The Way to the Farm
    The Way to the Farm
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    · McLean Museum and Art Gallery
  • Tomnavolin, Tobermory
    Tomnavolin, Tobermory
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    · McLean Museum and Art Gallery
  • Loch Eck
    Loch Eck
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    · Perth Art Gallery
  • Harvest Time
    Harvest Time
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    · McLean Museum and Art Gallery
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Alexander Kellock Brown
    · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
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