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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · August 19, 1808 – May 7, 1890Wikidata

James Nasmyth

Scottish mechanical engineer and inventor (1808–1890)

Born in Edinburgh. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 18089 dated paintingsDied 1890

14 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • The Cavalier - after Meissonier
    The Cavalier - after Meissonier
    James Nasmyth
    1826 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • The Cottages, Ightham Mote, Kent
    The Cottages, Ightham Mote, Kent
    James Nasmyth
    1860 · National Trust
  • Sunspot
    Sunspot
    James Nasmyth
    1860 · Science Museum
  • Solar Spot
    Solar Spot
    James Nasmyth
    1864 · Science Museum
  • A View in Surrey
    A View in Surrey
    James Nasmyth
    1868 · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • A Steam Hammer at Work
    A Steam Hammer at Work
    James Nasmyth
    1871 · Science Museum
  • James Nasmyth
    James Nasmyth
    James Nasmyth
    1884 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    James Nasmyth
    1885 · Royal Scottish Academy
  • Rural Scene
    Rural Scene
    James Nasmyth
    1886 · Salford Museum and Art Gallery
  • Sir Walter Scott (1771–1832)
    Sir Walter Scott (1771–1832)
    James Nasmyth
    · Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery
  • An Alchemist in His Laboratory
    An Alchemist in His Laboratory
    James Nasmyth
    · Wellcome Collection
  • An Alchemist in His Laboratory
    An Alchemist in His Laboratory
    James Nasmyth
    · Wellcome Collection
  • Robert Burns at Rosslyn Castle (painted from a sketch by the artist's father, Alexander Nasmyth)
    Robert Burns at Rosslyn Castle (painted from a sketch by the artist's father, Alexander Nasmyth)
    James Nasmyth
    · Royal Scottish Academy
  • AImage under copyright
    An alchemist in his laboratory.
    James Nasmyth
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