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Edmund Ward Gill

British painter (1794-1868)

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A life in paintings

Born 17949 dated paintingsDied 1868

16 works

  • Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Deadalas’ and ‘Datchess'
    Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Deadalas’ and ‘Datchess'
    Edmund Ward Gill
    1820 · Attingham Park
  • Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Demus’ and ‘Dermot’
    Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Demus’ and ‘Dermot’
    Edmund Ward Gill
    1822 · Attingham Park
  • A Huntsman and Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Dorset’ and ‘Dewdrop’
    A Huntsman and Two Greyhounds, Called ‘Dorset’ and ‘Dewdrop’
    Edmund Ward Gill
    1822 · Attingham Park
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Edmund Ward Gill
    1827 · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Thomas Andrew Knight, FRS
    Thomas Andrew Knight, FRS
    Edmund Ward Gill
    1837 · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
  • A View on the River Dart, Devon, with a Man with a Gun
    A View on the River Dart, Devon, with a Man with a Gun
    Edmund Ward Gill
    1846 · National Trust
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    Edmund Ward Gill
    1847 · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
  • W. W. Gill
    W. W. Gill
    Edmund Ward Gill
    1850 · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Sir Charles Napier
    Sir Charles Napier
    Edmund Ward Gill
    1854 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Dead Teal
    Dead Teal
    Edmund Ward Gill
    · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Horse in a Field with Three Dogs
    Horse in a Field with Three Dogs
    Edmund Ward Gill
    · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Thomas Cooke
    Thomas Cooke
    Edmund Ward Gill
    · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Hereford Cow
    Hereford Cow
    Edmund Ward Gill
    · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Two Dogs, Called ‘Blumer’ and ‘Venom’
    Two Dogs, Called ‘Blumer’ and ‘Venom’
    Edmund Ward Gill
    · Attingham Park
  • Two Hunters and a Terrier
    Two Hunters and a Terrier
    Edmund Ward Gill
    · Attingham Park
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