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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1820 – October 6, 1905Wikidata

William Wallace Scott

British painter (1820-1905)

Died in New York City.

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A life in paintings

Born 18209 dated paintingsDied 1905

10 works

  • Richard Ford (1809–1847), Mayor of Shrewsbury (1838)
    Richard Ford (1809–1847), Mayor of Shrewsbury (1838)
    William Wallace Scott
    c. 1838 · Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery
  • Dr William James Clement (1802–1870)
    Dr William James Clement (1802–1870)
    William Wallace Scott
    1838 · Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery
  • Robert Moffat, 1795 - 1883. Missionary (With John Mokoteri and Sarah Roby)
    Robert Moffat, 1795 - 1883. Missionary (With John Mokoteri and Sarah Roby)
    William Wallace Scott
    1842 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Susannah Harvey
    Susannah Harvey
    William Wallace Scott
    1844 · Temple Newsam
  • Thomas Holloway
    Thomas Holloway
    William Wallace Scott
    1845 · Royal Holloway, University of London
  • Jane Holloway
    Jane Holloway
    William Wallace Scott
    1845 · Royal Holloway, University of London
  • Jane Whitehead
    Jane Whitehead
    William Wallace Scott
    c. 1856 · The Whitaker
  • David Greenwood Whitehead
    David Greenwood Whitehead
    William Wallace Scott
    c. 1856 · The Whitaker
  • Peter Halstead Whitehead
    Peter Halstead Whitehead
    William Wallace Scott
    c. 1856 · The Whitaker
  • Glimpse of Long Island Sound from Larchmont Manor, New York
    Glimpse of Long Island Sound from Larchmont Manor, New York
    William Wallace Scott
    · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
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