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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · March 13, 1836 – October 18, 1921Wikidata

Peter Graham

Scottish painter (1836-1921)

Born in Edinburgh. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 183636 dated paintingsDied 1921

40 works

  • Twilight after Rain
    Twilight after Rain
    Peter Graham
    1864 · Astley Hall
  • A Spate in the Highlands
    A Spate in the Highlands
    Peter Graham
    1866 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Highland Cattle, Perthshire
    Highland Cattle, Perthshire
    Peter Graham
    1866 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Spate in The Highlands
    Spate in The Highlands
    Peter Graham
    1868 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Along the Cliffs
    Along the Cliffs
    Peter Graham
    1868 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • The Misty Mountain Top
    The Misty Mountain Top
    Peter Graham
    c. 1870 · National Museum Cardiff
  • The Torrent
    The Torrent
    Peter Graham
    c. 1870 · National Museum Cardiff
  • An Iron Bound Coast
    An Iron Bound Coast
    Peter Graham
    1872 · The Atkinson
  • A Highland Croft
    A Highland Croft
    Peter Graham
    1873 · Royal Holloway, University of London
  • Sunshine after Rain
    Sunshine after Rain
    Peter Graham
    1874 · Low Parks Museum
  • Moorland Rovers
    Moorland Rovers
    Peter Graham
    1876 · Perth Art Gallery
  • Wandering Shadows
    Wandering Shadows
    Peter Graham
    1878 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Seabirds' Home
    Seabirds' Home
    Peter Graham
    1879 · Sudley House
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Peter Graham
    1882 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Homewards
    Homewards
    Peter Graham
    1882 · Royal Academy of Arts
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