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John Scott

British painter (1802-1885)

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A life in paintings

Born 180224 dated paintingsDied 1885

30 works

  • HMS Volage
    HMS Volage
    John Scott
    19th century · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Mary Anne Jervis
    Mary Anne Jervis
    John Scott
    1834 · National Trust
  • The Snow 'Beaufront'
    The Snow 'Beaufront'
    John Scott
    1844 · National Maritime Museum
  • 'Castle Eden' 258 Tons, off Tynemouth, Tyne and Wear
    'Castle Eden' 258 Tons, off Tynemouth, Tyne and Wear
    John Scott
    1844 · Hartlepool Museums and Heritage Service
  • Seascape with Shipping
    Seascape with Shipping
    John Scott
    1845 · Laing Art Gallery
  • The Brig 'Margaret'
    The Brig 'Margaret'
    John Scott
    1845 · South Shields Museum & Art Gallery
  • Tyne Wherry at the Mill Dam
    Tyne Wherry at the Mill Dam
    John Scott
    1850 · South Shields Museum & Art Gallery
  • British Brig In Two Positions Off Newcastle
    British Brig In Two Positions Off Newcastle
    John Scott
    1851
  • The Paddle-Tug 'Henry Wright'
    The Paddle-Tug 'Henry Wright'
    John Scott
    1852 · South Shields Museum & Art Gallery
  • Sailing Ship*
    Sailing Ship*
    John Scott
    1855 · Newcastle University
  • The Steam Tug 'Alfred' off Tynemouth
    The Steam Tug 'Alfred' off Tynemouth
    John Scott
    c. 1856 · Laing Art Gallery
  • Dauphine Heading to Sea
    Dauphine Heading to Sea
    John Scott
    1856
  • The Sailing Ship 'Anne' Leaving the River Tyne
    The Sailing Ship 'Anne' Leaving the River Tyne
    John Scott
    1859 · Laing Art Gallery
  • Tynemouth with Shipping
    Tynemouth with Shipping
    John Scott
    1859 · Laing Art Gallery
  • The Opening of Tyne Dock
    The Opening of Tyne Dock
    John Scott
    1859 · South Shields Museum & Art Gallery
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