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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1809 – 1905Wikidata

Edward Francis Drew Pritchard

British painter (1809-1905)

Born in Bristol.

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A life in paintings

Born 18095 dated paintingsDied 1905

9 works

  • Crossing the Sands to Swansea Market
    Crossing the Sands to Swansea Market
    Edward Francis Drew Pritchard
    1856 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Antwerp
    Antwerp
    Edward Francis Drew Pritchard
    1864 · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • View Towards Portland, Dorset
    View Towards Portland, Dorset
    Edward Francis Drew Pritchard
    c. 1880 · Dorset Museum & Art Gallery
  • View Towards Hengistbury Head, Dorset
    View Towards Hengistbury Head, Dorset
    Edward Francis Drew Pritchard
    c. 1880 · Dorset Museum & Art Gallery
  • A Wreck on a Beach (possibly either the 'Edwin and Sarah' or the 'Result')
    A Wreck on a Beach (possibly either the 'Edwin and Sarah' or the 'Result')
    Edward Francis Drew Pritchard
    1883 · Portland Museum
  • East Cliff, with Portland, Dorset, in the Distance
    East Cliff, with Portland, Dorset, in the Distance
    Edward Francis Drew Pritchard
    · Portland Museum
  • Wreck at the Mumbles
    Wreck at the Mumbles
    Edward Francis Drew Pritchard
    · Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
  • Fishing Boat by a Hulk Ship in an Estuary
    Fishing Boat by a Hulk Ship in an Estuary
    Edward Francis Drew Pritchard
    · City Hall of Cardiff
  • The Grand Canal, Venice, Italy
    The Grand Canal, Venice, Italy
    Edward Francis Drew Pritchard
    · Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art
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