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Robert Scott Tait

c.1816-1897 Nationality: British (1816–1897)

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Born 18167 dated paintingsDied 1897

8 works

  • Henry Wilson, 10th Lord Berners (1762-1851)
    Henry Wilson, 10th Lord Berners (1762-1851)
    Robert Scott Tait
    1841 · National Trust
  • Elizabeth Sumpter, Lady Berners (c.1763-1845)
    Elizabeth Sumpter, Lady Berners (c.1763-1845)
    Robert Scott Tait
    1841 · National Trust
  • Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881) as a Young Man
    Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881) as a Young Man
    Robert Scott Tait
    1845–1875 · National Trust
  • Captain Charles Gray, RM, Author of 'Lays and Lyrics', Published in Scotland, 1841
    Captain Charles Gray, RM, Author of 'Lays and Lyrics', Published in Scotland, 1841
    Robert Scott Tait
    c. 1845 · Royal Marines Museum
  • Margaretha Luther, Mrs Hans Luther (1460-1531) (after Lucas Cranach the elder)
    Margaretha Luther, Mrs Hans Luther (1460-1531) (after Lucas Cranach the elder)
    Robert Scott Tait
    1854 · National Trust
  • Hans Luther (1459-1530) (after Lucas Cranach the elder)
    Hans Luther (1459-1530) (after Lucas Cranach the elder)
    Robert Scott Tait
    1854 · National Trust
  • 'A Chelsea Interior ' (The Carlyles at Home with their Dog Nero at 5/24 Great Cheyne Row, London)
    'A Chelsea Interior ' (The Carlyles at Home with their Dog Nero at 5/24 Great Cheyne Row, London)
    Robert Scott Tait
    1857–1858 · National Trust
  • Edward Taylor (1784–1863), Founder of the Norwich Festival
    Edward Taylor (1784–1863), Founder of the Norwich Festival
    Robert Scott Tait
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
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