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John Henderson

landscape painter around Lancaster, England (1770–1853)

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A life in paintings

Born 17707 dated paintingsDied 1853

12 works

  • Lancaster from the East
    Lancaster from the East
    John Henderson
    c. 1800 · Lancaster Maritime Museum
  • Parson Thomas
    Parson Thomas
    John Henderson
    c. 1800 · Lancaster Maritime Museum
  • St Mary's Church, Lancaster
    St Mary's Church, Lancaster
    John Henderson
    c. 1805 · Lancaster Maritime Museum
  • Lancaster from the River with Skerton Bridge
    Lancaster from the River with Skerton Bridge
    John Henderson
    1819 · Lancaster Maritime Museum
  • Lancaster from the Ridge
    Lancaster from the Ridge
    John Henderson
    c. 1820 · Lancaster Maritime Museum
  • Lancaster from Ladies' Walk
    Lancaster from Ladies' Walk
    John Henderson
    c. 1825 · Lancaster City Museum
  • Lancaster from the East
    Lancaster from the East
    John Henderson
    c. 1830 · Lancaster City Museum
  • Lancaster with the Aqueduct Bridge
    Lancaster with the Aqueduct Bridge
    John Henderson
    · Lancaster Maritime Museum
  • Lancaster Old Bridge with Skerton Shipyard Beyond
    Lancaster Old Bridge with Skerton Shipyard Beyond
    John Henderson
    · Lancaster Maritime Museum
  • Old Loyne Bridge
    Old Loyne Bridge
    John Henderson
    · Lancaster Maritime Museum
  • Lancaster Old Bridge
    Lancaster Old Bridge
    John Henderson
    · Lancaster Maritime Museum
  • Market Street
    Market Street
    John Henderson
    · Lancaster Maritime Museum
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