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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1810 – c. 1887Wikidata

James Harris

British painter (1810-1887)

Born in Exeter. Died in Wales.

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A life in paintings

Born 18108 dated paintingsDied 1887

13 works

  • Shipping off Messina
    Shipping off Messina
    James Harris
    1851 · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • The ship Roxburgh Castle
    The ship Roxburgh Castle
    James Harris
    1853 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Oystermouth from the Sea
    Oystermouth from the Sea
    James Harris
    c. 1860 · Swansea Museum
  • Picking up the Pilot
    Picking up the Pilot
    James Harris
    1869 · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • 'Man of War' - Sailing Ships
    'Man of War' - Sailing Ships
    James Harris
    c. 1870 · National Library of Wales
  • Inner Sound, the Mumbles
    Inner Sound, the Mumbles
    James Harris
    c. 1870 · National Library of Wales
  • Oyster boats at the Mumbles
    Oyster boats at the Mumbles
    James Harris
    c. 1870 · National Library of Wales
  • Seascape with Three Barques
    Seascape with Three Barques
    James Harris
    1882 · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • From Paviland to the Worm
    From Paviland to the Worm
    James Harris
    · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • Ship in Distress, Hove To
    Ship in Distress, Hove To
    James Harris
    · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • Hafod Copper Works, River Tawy, Swansea
    Hafod Copper Works, River Tawy, Swansea
    James Harris
    · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • Joseph Mayer (1803–1886)
    Joseph Mayer (1803–1886)
    James Harris
    · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • Sailing Ship in the Mersey off Liverpool
    Sailing Ship in the Mersey off Liverpool
    James Harris
    · Walker Art Gallery
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