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William Webb

English painter (1790-1856)

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A life in paintings

Born 179010 dated paintingsDied 1856

12 works

  • A Bay Hunter in Shugborough Park
    A Bay Hunter in Shugborough Park
    William Webb
    1800–1856 · National Trust
  • Two Retrievers and a Dead Pheasant
    Two Retrievers and a Dead Pheasant
    William Webb
    1822 · National Trust
  • A Chestnut Hunter saddled outside a Stable
    A Chestnut Hunter saddled outside a Stable
    William Webb
    c. 1822 · National Trust
  • A Bay Hunter and Groom outside Shugborough
    A Bay Hunter and Groom outside Shugborough
    William Webb
    1822 · National Trust
  • A Foxhound Bitch with her Litter in a Kennel
    A Foxhound Bitch with her Litter in a Kennel
    William Webb
    1823 · National Trust
  • Foxhounds in Kennels
    Foxhounds in Kennels
    William Webb
    1823 · National Trust
  • A Bay Hunter in a Loose Box
    A Bay Hunter in a Loose Box
    William Webb
    1823 · National Trust
  • A Hunter and Retriever outside Shugborough Stables
    A Hunter and Retriever outside Shugborough Stables
    William Webb
    1824 · National Trust
  • Lord Anson's Hunt on Cannock Chase
    Lord Anson's Hunt on Cannock Chase
    William Webb
    c. 1827–1830 · National Trust
  • Lord Anson's Hunt at a Meet near Ather Stone
    Lord Anson's Hunt at a Meet near Ather Stone
    William Webb
    1827 · National Trust
  • Conway Castle
    Conway Castle
    William Webb
    c. 1880 · National Library of Wales
  • Port St Mary
    Port St Mary
    William Webb
    · Manx Museum
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