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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1821 – April 13, 1886Wikidata

Sidney Richard Percy

British artist (1821-1886)

Born in London. Died in Sutton.

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A life in paintings

Born 182129 dated paintingsDied 1886

37 works

  • The Old Mill
    The Old Mill
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1846 · Victoria Art Gallery
  • Rugged Pasture
    Rugged Pasture
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1849 · Hartlepool Museums and Heritage Service
  • Homeward Bound
    Homeward Bound
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1851
  • The Angler's Corner
    The Angler's Corner
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1851
  • In Snowdonia
    In Snowdonia
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1853 · Tate
  • Snowdon
    Snowdon
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1853
  • Highland Landscape
    Highland Landscape
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1853 · Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
  • A view of Llyn Dulyn
    A view of Llyn Dulyn
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1854 · Royal Collection
  • Autumn in the Highlands
    Autumn in the Highlands
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1855 · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Lake in North Wales
    Lake in North Wales
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1856 · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • The Fern Gatherers
    The Fern Gatherers
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1857 · Nottingham Museums
  • The Charcoal Burners
    The Charcoal Burners
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1858 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • A Mill near Dorking
    A Mill near Dorking
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1859 · York Art Gallery
  • Path to the Bay, Fairlight Cove
    Path to the Bay, Fairlight Cove
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1860
  • On the road to Loch Turret, Crieff
    On the road to Loch Turret, Crieff
    Sidney Richard Percy
    1868
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