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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1864 – January 1, 1927Wikidata

Mark Senior

British painter (1864-1927)

Born in Hanging Heaton. Died in Leeds.

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A life in paintings

Born 186423 dated paintingsDied 1927

34 works

  • W. N. Bagshaw (c.1880–1927) as a Small Boy
    W. N. Bagshaw (c.1880–1927) as a Small Boy
    Mark Senior
    1887 · Kirklees Museums and Galleries
  • Old Hannah
    Old Hannah
    Mark Senior
    1890 · Hepworth Wakefield
  • Landscape with Figures on a Path
    Landscape with Figures on a Path
    Mark Senior
    1890 · Kirklees Museums and Galleries
  • Dada's Comin'
    Dada's Comin'
    Mark Senior
    1892 · Hepworth Wakefield
  • Henry Westwood
    Henry Westwood
    Mark Senior
    1893 · Hepworth Wakefield
  • The Flax Spinners, Rotterdam
    The Flax Spinners, Rotterdam
    Mark Senior
    1898 · Hepworth Wakefield
  • A Grey Day
    A Grey Day
    Mark Senior
    1900 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • The Grindstone
    The Grindstone
    Mark Senior
    1901 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Portrait of a Young Lady
    Portrait of a Young Lady
    Mark Senior
    1901 · Mercer Art Gallery
  • Toil
    Toil
    Mark Senior
    c. 1901 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Peggy
    Peggy
    Mark Senior
    1902 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Mrs Sam Wilson
    Mrs Sam Wilson
    Mark Senior
    1903 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • The Farmyard
    The Farmyard
    Mark Senior
    1904 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Alderman Edmund Kilburn (1855–1913), JP, Mayor of Dewsbury
    Alderman Edmund Kilburn (1855–1913), JP, Mayor of Dewsbury
    Mark Senior
    1905 · Kirklees Museums and Galleries
  • Spring
    Spring
    Mark Senior
    1906 · Lotherton Hall
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