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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1823 – 1895Wikidata

George Hayes

c.1823-1895 Nationality: British (1823–1895)

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A life in paintings

Born 18237 dated paintingsDied 1895

12 works

  • Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in Peel Park, 1851
    Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in Peel Park, 1851
    George Hayes
    c. 1851 · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • The High Street, Conwy
    The High Street, Conwy
    George Hayes
    c. 1872–1892 · The Guildhall
  • Market Scene in the High Street, Conwy
    Market Scene in the High Street, Conwy
    George Hayes
    c. 1872–1892 · The Guildhall
  • A View of Castle Street, Conwy
    A View of Castle Street, Conwy
    George Hayes
    c. 1872–1892 · The Guildhall
  • Landscape and Camel
    Landscape and Camel
    George Hayes
    1873 · The Atkinson
  • The Visit of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to Manchester in 1851
    The Visit of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to Manchester in 1851
    George Hayes
    1876 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Old Ferry Inn, Conway
    Old Ferry Inn, Conway
    George Hayes
    1879 · National Library of Wales
  • Sir Isaac Newton (1642–1727)
    Sir Isaac Newton (1642–1727)
    George Hayes
    · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • John Kay (1704–1762)
    John Kay (1704–1762)
    George Hayes
    · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Jedidiah Strutt (1729–1797)
    Jedidiah Strutt (1729–1797)
    George Hayes
    · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Thomas Gainsborough (1727–1788)
    Thomas Gainsborough (1727–1788)
    George Hayes
    · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • James Watt
    James Watt
    George Hayes
    · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
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