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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1842 – April 22, 1896Wikidata

Joseph Denovan Adam

Scottish painter, father of painter with same name

Born in Glasgow. Died in Glasgow.

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A life in paintings

Born 184212 dated paintingsDied 1896

20 works

  • Two Dogs
    Two Dogs
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1872 · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • Cattle
    Cattle
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1878 · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • Highland Cattle
    Highland Cattle
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1878 · McLean Museum and Art Gallery
  • Highland Bull
    Highland Bull
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1880 · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • Going to Pasture
    Going to Pasture
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1880–1894 · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • Feeding Time
    Feeding Time
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1885 · Low Parks Museum
  • In Clover
    In Clover
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1885 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Black Beast Wanderer
    Black Beast Wanderer
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1887–1890 · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • Hungry Sheep
    Hungry Sheep
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1888 · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • Still Life
    Still Life
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1888 · Ulster Museum
  • Scanty Pastures
    Scanty Pastures
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    1889 · Paisley Museum
  • Evening, Strathspey (The Glory of Dying Day)
    Evening, Strathspey (The Glory of Dying Day)
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    c. 1891 · Royal Scottish Academy
  • Feeding the Calves
    Feeding the Calves
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    · Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council
  • Balmoral, Autumn
    Balmoral, Autumn
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    · Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
  • December, near Callander
    December, near Callander
    Joseph Denovan Adam
    · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
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