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William Denune

Scottish painter (ca. 1712–1750)

Born in Edinburgh.

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A life in paintings

Born 17129 dated paintingsDied 1750

10 works

  • Portrait of a Lady in White
    Portrait of a Lady in White
    William Denune
    c. 1733–1750 · Burrell Collection
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    William Denune
    1742 · Royal Collection
  • Patrick Baron of Preston (?-1744[?]), Scottish, married to Margaret Seton
    Patrick Baron of Preston (?-1744[?]), Scottish, married to Margaret Seton
    William Denune
    1744 · Nationalmuseum
  • Margaret Seton (?-1796), married to Patrick Baron of Preston
    Margaret Seton (?-1796), married to Patrick Baron of Preston
    William Denune
    1744 · Nationalmuseum
  • Portrait of a Young Lady
    Portrait of a Young Lady
    William Denune
    1745 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    William Denune
    1745 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Portrait of a Lady (said to be Barbara Haliburton, Wife of Walter Scott and Grandmother of Sir Walter Scott)
    Portrait of a Lady (said to be Barbara Haliburton, Wife of Walter Scott and Grandmother of Sir Walter Scott)
    William Denune
    1745 · Abbotsford House
  • Anne Smith, Mrs Thomas Ruddiman, fl. 1729 - 1769. Third wife of Thomas Ruddiman
    Anne Smith, Mrs Thomas Ruddiman, fl. 1729 - 1769. Third wife of Thomas Ruddiman
    William Denune
    1749 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Thomas Ruddiman, 1674 - 1757. Philologist and publisher
    Thomas Ruddiman, 1674 - 1757. Philologist and publisher
    William Denune
    1749 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Robert Simson (1687–1768)
    Robert Simson (1687–1768)
    William Denune
    c. 1799 · University of Strathclyde
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