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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1816 – 1892Wikidata

John Duval

British painter (1816-1892)

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A life in paintings

Born 18166 dated paintingsDied 1892

12 works

  • John Bunyan in Bedford Gaol
    John Bunyan in Bedford Gaol
    John Duval
    1844 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Frederick Worts (b.1806)
    Frederick Worts (b.1806)
    John Duval
    1852 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • Mrs Frederick Worts (née Elizabeth Blomfield)
    Mrs Frederick Worts (née Elizabeth Blomfield)
    John Duval
    c. 1852 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • Suffolk Show in Christchurch Park
    Suffolk Show in Christchurch Park
    John Duval
    1869 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • 'Friday' with Jockey on a Racecourse
    'Friday' with Jockey on a Racecourse
    John Duval
    1883 · Brodick Castle
  • A Common Lot with a Pony, Donkeys and Sheep
    A Common Lot with a Pony, Donkeys and Sheep
    John Duval
    c. 1886 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • Suffolk Punch
    Suffolk Punch
    John Duval
    · Beamish, The Living Museum of The North
  • Orwell and Woolverstone Estate
    Orwell and Woolverstone Estate
    John Duval
    · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • Horses in Stoke Park, Suffolk
    Horses in Stoke Park, Suffolk
    John Duval
    · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • The Kentish Plough
    The Kentish Plough
    John Duval
    · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • Ipswich Racecourse, Suffolk
    Ipswich Racecourse, Suffolk
    John Duval
    · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • Prize Pigs
    Prize Pigs
    John Duval
    · Beamish, The Living Museum of The North
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