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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1835 – January 11, 1897Wikidata

Otto Theodor Leyde

Scottish painter (1835–1897)

Died in Edinburgh.

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A life in paintings

Born 18358 dated paintingsDied 1897

9 works

  • Study of Hens
    Study of Hens
    Otto Theodor Leyde
    1850–1897 · Scottish National Gallery
  • Rear View of a Cow Lying Down
    Rear View of a Cow Lying Down
    Otto Theodor Leyde
    1850–1897 · Scottish National Gallery
  • Gavin Hamilton (1751–1805), Writer and Lawyer
    Gavin Hamilton (1751–1805), Writer and Lawyer
    Otto Theodor Leyde
    1855–1881 · Scottish National Gallery
  • The Blacksmith's Shop
    The Blacksmith's Shop
    Otto Theodor Leyde
    c. 1870 · Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
  • Reverend James Ingram
    Reverend James Ingram
    Otto Theodor Leyde
    1872 · Shetland Museum
  • Sir Thomas Jamieson Boyd, Master of the Edinburgh Merchant Company (1869–1871), Lord Provost of Edinburgh (1877–1882)
    Sir Thomas Jamieson Boyd, Master of the Edinburgh Merchant Company (1869–1871), Lord Provost of Edinburgh (1877–1882)
    Otto Theodor Leyde
    1873 · City Art Centre
  • 'Auld Robin Gray'
    'Auld Robin Gray'
    Otto Theodor Leyde
    c. 1880 · Royal Scottish Academy
  • Robert Yellowlees, Provost of Stirling (1882–1891)
    Robert Yellowlees, Provost of Stirling (1882–1891)
    Otto Theodor Leyde
    1892 · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • Robert Anderson, Provost of Stirling (1879–1882)
    Robert Anderson, Provost of Stirling (1879–1882)
    Otto Theodor Leyde
    · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
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