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John Anderson

British painter (1835-1919)

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A life in paintings

Born 18357 dated paintingsDied 1919

11 works

  • River Landscape with Ruined Tower and Herdsmen with Cattle
    River Landscape with Ruined Tower and Herdsmen with Cattle
    John Anderson
    1800–1899 · National Trust
  • Sailing Vessels in a Harbour
    Sailing Vessels in a Harbour
    John Anderson
    1800–1899 · National Trust
  • The Building of Westminster Bridge
    The Building of Westminster Bridge
    John Anderson
    1860 · Parliamentary Art Collection
  • Bishop's Walk
    Bishop's Walk
    John Anderson
    1871 · Hammersmith Library
  • The Houses of Parliament with Westminster Bridge and Abbey, Seen from South Side of the Thames
    The Houses of Parliament with Westminster Bridge and Abbey, Seen from South Side of the Thames
    John Anderson
    1872 · London Museum
  • A Silver Sea, South Devon
    A Silver Sea, South Devon
    John Anderson
    c. 1883 · Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    John Anderson
    1883 · Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
  • A Peaceful Warwickshire Scene
    A Peaceful Warwickshire Scene
    John Anderson
    1883 · Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
  • Finham Brook, near Coventry
    Finham Brook, near Coventry
    John Anderson
    1888 · Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
  • Pond near Whittem's Farm, near Coundon, Warwickshire
    Pond near Whittem's Farm, near Coundon, Warwickshire
    John Anderson
    · Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    John Anderson
    · Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
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