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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · c. 1831 – 1907Wikidata

Thomas Kent Pelham

British painter (1831–1907)

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A life in paintings

Born 18312 dated paintingsDied 1907

14 works

  • An Italian Girl
    An Italian Girl
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    19th century · Laing Art Gallery
  • Venetian Balcony Scene
    Venetian Balcony Scene
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    1859 · Shipley Art Gallery
  • Fisherwomen of the Basque Provinces
    Fisherwomen of the Basque Provinces
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    c. 1875 · National Museum Cardiff
  • A Minstrel of the Basque Provinces
    A Minstrel of the Basque Provinces
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
  • Sicilian Girls
    Sicilian Girls
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Kirklees Museums and Galleries
  • A Mountain Lassie (Girl with a Water Pot)
    A Mountain Lassie (Girl with a Water Pot)
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Nottingham Museums
  • Spanish Woman and Child
    Spanish Woman and Child
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Gallery Oldham
  • Portrait of a Moor in National Costume
    Portrait of a Moor in National Costume
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Shipley Art Gallery
  • An Egyptian Beauty
    An Egyptian Beauty
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • Water Carrier of Valencia
    Water Carrier of Valencia
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Bury Art Museum
  • Southern European Peasant Scene
    Southern European Peasant Scene
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • Still Life
    Still Life
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Worthing Museum and Art Gallery
  • At the Cottage Door
    At the Cottage Door
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Keele University
  • The Gypsies
    The Gypsies
    Thomas Kent Pelham
    · Towneley Hall Art Gallery And Museum
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