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David Muirhead

British painter (1867-1930)

Born in Edinburgh. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 186725 dated paintingsDied 1930

26 works

  • Flatford Mill
    Flatford Mill
    David Muirhead
    1900 · Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
  • The Avenue
    The Avenue
    David Muirhead
    1901 · Tate
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    David Muirhead
    1910 · Reading Museum
  • Girl with a Mandolin
    Girl with a Mandolin
    David Muirhead
    1910 · Kirklees Museums and Galleries
  • Landscape with Figures
    Landscape with Figures
    David Muirhead
    1911 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Cornfield
    The Cornfield
    David Muirhead
    1911 · Tate
  • A Girl with a Book
    A Girl with a Book
    David Muirhead
    c. 1911 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Portrait of a Girl
    Portrait of a Girl
    David Muirhead
    1916 · Bolton Museum
  • Battersea Reach
    Battersea Reach
    David Muirhead
    1917 · Tate
  • Woodland Scene
    Woodland Scene
    David Muirhead
    1918 · Kirkcaldy Galleries
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    David Muirhead
    1918 · Kirklees Museums and Galleries
  • The Avenue, Woodbridge
    The Avenue, Woodbridge
    David Muirhead
    1920 · Bradford Museums and Galleries
  • An Old Church (St Nicholas, Salthouse, Norfolk)
    An Old Church (St Nicholas, Salthouse, Norfolk)
    David Muirhead
    c. 1920–1925 · Royal Scottish Academy
  • Portrait of a Girl
    Portrait of a Girl
    David Muirhead
    1922 · Tate
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    David Muirhead
    1923 · National Galleries Scotland
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