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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1807 – 1891Wikidata

William Salter Herrick

c.1807-1891 Nationality: British (1807–1891)

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A life in paintings

Born 18075 dated paintingsDied 1891

11 works

  • Henry Miller
    Henry Miller
    William Salter Herrick
    1853 · Wardlaw Museum
  • Sir David Brewster (1781–1868)
    Sir David Brewster (1781–1868)
    William Salter Herrick
    c. 1859 · Wardlaw Museum
  • Sir Edward Henry Sieveking (1816–1904)
    Sir Edward Henry Sieveking (1816–1904)
    William Salter Herrick
    c. 1860 · Royal College of Physicians
  • Wife & children of David Jones, Pantglas
    Wife & children of David Jones, Pantglas
    William Salter Herrick
    c. 1870 · National Library of Wales
  • John Winter Jones (1805–1881), Principal Librarian (1866–1878)
    John Winter Jones (1805–1881), Principal Librarian (1866–1878)
    William Salter Herrick
    c. 1873 · British Museum
  • Isabella Arlosh (1835–1905) (wife of James Arlosh and mother of Godfrey Arlosh)
    Isabella Arlosh (1835–1905) (wife of James Arlosh and mother of Godfrey Arlosh)
    William Salter Herrick
    · Harris Manchester College
  • James Arlosh (1834–1904) (husband of Isabella Arlosh and father of Godfrey Arlosh)
    James Arlosh (1834–1904) (husband of Isabella Arlosh and father of Godfrey Arlosh)
    William Salter Herrick
    · Harris Manchester College
  • Portrait of a Man with a Game Bag
    Portrait of a Man with a Game Bag
    William Salter Herrick
    · Harris Manchester College
  • Annie Clara Dudley
    Annie Clara Dudley
    William Salter Herrick
    · Canterbury Museums and Galleries
  • Godfrey Arlosh (1870–1890) (son of Isabella and James Arlosh)
    Godfrey Arlosh (1870–1890) (son of Isabella and James Arlosh)
    William Salter Herrick
    · Harris Manchester College
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    William Salter Herrick
    · Harris Manchester College
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