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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · January 8, 1822 – November 19, 1878Wikidata

Samuel Bough

British artist (1822-1878)

Born in Carlisle. Died in Edinburgh.

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A life in paintings

Born 182286 dated paintingsDied 1878

119 works

  • Landscape with fortress
    Landscape with fortress
    Samuel Bough
    19th century
  • Carlisle from Etterby Scaur
    Carlisle from Etterby Scaur
    Samuel Bough
    c. 1840 · The Tullie
  • Workington Bridge
    Workington Bridge
    Samuel Bough
    1842 · The Tullie
  • Cummersdale Mill
    Cummersdale Mill
    Samuel Bough
    c. 1844 · The Tullie
  • Cricket Match at Edenside, Carlisle
    Cricket Match at Edenside, Carlisle
    Samuel Bough
    c. 1844 · The Tullie
  • Wetheral; View of the River Eden Showing Wetheral Church and Viaduct, and Corby Ferry
    Wetheral; View of the River Eden Showing Wetheral Church and Viaduct, and Corby Ferry
    Samuel Bough
    c. 1845 · The Tullie
  • Borrowdale
    Borrowdale
    Samuel Bough
    1846 · The Tullie
  • Baggage Waggons Approaching Carlisle
    Baggage Waggons Approaching Carlisle
    Samuel Bough
    1849 · The Tullie
  • Port Glasgow Harbour
    Port Glasgow Harbour
    Samuel Bough
    1850s · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Cattle by a Stream
    Cattle by a Stream
    Samuel Bough
    1850–1858 · The Tullie
  • Peeling Oak Bark, Cadzow Forest
    Peeling Oak Bark, Cadzow Forest
    Samuel Bough
    c. 1850 · The Tullie
  • Askham Mill
    Askham Mill
    Samuel Bough
    1850–1878 · The Tullie
  • Dumbarton Rock from above Port Glasgow Looking North
    Dumbarton Rock from above Port Glasgow Looking North
    Samuel Bough
    1850–1878 · The Tullie
  • Scarborough Castle
    Scarborough Castle
    Samuel Bough
    1850–1878 · The Tullie
  • Newhaven Pier
    Newhaven Pier
    Samuel Bough
    1850–1878 · The Tullie
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