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William Clarke Wontner

English painter (1857-1930)

Born in Stockwell. Died in Worcester.

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A life in paintings

Born 18579 dated paintingsDied 1930

10 works

  • Colonel Sir George Gustavus Walker of Crawfordton (1830–1897), KCB, MP for Dumfriesshire (1865–1874), Convenor of the County (1889–1894)
    Colonel Sir George Gustavus Walker of Crawfordton (1830–1897), KCB, MP for Dumfriesshire (1865–1874), Convenor of the County (1889–1894)
    William Clarke Wontner
    1890 · Dumfries Museum
  • Major Walter Hume Long (1854–1924), MP
    Major Walter Hume Long (1854–1924), MP
    William Clarke Wontner
    1892 · Royal Yeomanry
  • Ina Campbell (d.1925), Duchess of Argyll
    Ina Campbell (d.1925), Duchess of Argyll
    William Clarke Wontner
    1897 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • George Campbell (1823–1900), 8th Duke of Argyll
    George Campbell (1823–1900), 8th Duke of Argyll
    William Clarke Wontner
    1898 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • John Skipworth Gibbons (1852–1942), JP, DL
    John Skipworth Gibbons (1852–1942), JP, DL
    William Clarke Wontner
    1902 · Gloucester Shire Hall
  • Jade Necklace for an Eastern Princess
    Jade Necklace for an Eastern Princess
    William Clarke Wontner
    1908 · Towneley Hall Art Gallery And Museum
  • The willing captive
    The willing captive
    William Clarke Wontner
    1911
  • A beauty in Eastern costume
    A beauty in Eastern costume
    William Clarke Wontner
    c. 1916–1925
  • Portrait of a Young Woman
    Portrait of a Young Woman
    William Clarke Wontner
    1920 · Harris Museum
  • Frederic William Henry Myers
    Frederic William Henry Myers
    William Clarke Wontner
    · National Portrait Gallery
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