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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1862 – 1921Wikidata

John Ernest Breun

British painter (1862-1921)

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A life in paintings

Born 18629 dated paintingsDied 1921

9 works

  • William Thomas of Lan, JP, Mayor of Swansea
    William Thomas of Lan, JP, Mayor of Swansea
    John Ernest Breun
    1877 · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • Portrait of a Mayoress of Swansea
    Portrait of a Mayoress of Swansea
    John Ernest Breun
    1884 · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • William Williams, JP, MP, Mayor of Swansea (1884)
    William Williams, JP, MP, Mayor of Swansea (1884)
    John Ernest Breun
    1884 · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • Lieutenant Colonel Hutton
    Lieutenant Colonel Hutton
    John Ernest Breun
    1892 · Royal Green Jackets (Rifles) Museum
  • William Grey, 9th Earl of Stamford (1850-1910)
    William Grey, 9th Earl of Stamford (1850-1910)
    John Ernest Breun
    1896 · National Trust
  • Mayor of Swansea
    Mayor of Swansea
    John Ernest Breun
    1899 · Glynn Vivian Art Gallery
  • Elizabeth Louisa Penelope Theobald, Countess of Stamford (d.1959) and her two children, Roger Grey, later 10th Earl of Stamford (1896-1976) and Lady Jane Grey, later Lady Turnbull (1899-1991)
    Elizabeth Louisa Penelope Theobald, Countess of Stamford (d.1959) and her two children, Roger Grey, later 10th Earl of Stamford (1896-1976) and Lady Jane Grey, later Lady Turnbull (1899-1991)
    John Ernest Breun
    1904 · National Trust
  • Charles Edward Norman Leith-Hay (1858–1939), of Leith Hall
    Charles Edward Norman Leith-Hay (1858–1939), of Leith Hall
    John Ernest Breun
    1905 · National Trust for Scotland
  • Michael Rogers Oldfield Thomas (1858–1929)
    Michael Rogers Oldfield Thomas (1858–1929)
    John Ernest Breun
    c. 1914 · Natural History Museum
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