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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · June 16, 1792 – January 20, 1882Wikidata

John Linnell

British artist (1792–1882)

Born in Bloomsbury. Died in Redhill.

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A life in paintings

Born 1792137 dated paintingsDied 1882

174 works

  • Study from Nature: At Twickenham
    Study from Nature: At Twickenham
    John Linnell
    1806 · Tate
  • Study of Buildings (‘Study from Nature’)
    Study of Buildings (‘Study from Nature’)
    John Linnell
    1806 · Tate
  • Leading a Barge
    Leading a Barge
    John Linnell
    1806 · Tate
  • Study of a Tree (‘Study from Nature’)
    Study of a Tree (‘Study from Nature’)
    John Linnell
    1806 · Tate
  • Portrait of a Young Man aside a Piano
    Portrait of a Young Man aside a Piano
    John Linnell
    c. 1810–1830 · Royal Society of Musicians
  • Kensington Gravel Pits
    Kensington Gravel Pits
    John Linnell
    1811–1812 · Tate
  • In Dovedale
    In Dovedale
    John Linnell
    1814–1815 · Yale Center for British Art
  • In Dovedale
    In Dovedale
    John Linnell
    1814–1815 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Steep Hill, Isle of Wight
    Steep Hill, Isle of Wight
    John Linnell
    1815–1816 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • The River Kennet, near Newbury
    The River Kennet, near Newbury
    John Linnell
    1815 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Landscape with Figure
    Landscape with Figure
    John Linnell
    1816 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Richard Trevithick (1771–1833)
    Richard Trevithick (1771–1833)
    John Linnell
    1816 · Science Museum
  • Portrait of a Man (possibly W. J. White, the Engraver)
    Portrait of a Man (possibly W. J. White, the Engraver)
    John Linnell
    1816 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • John Gage
    John Gage
    John Linnell
    1817 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Rocky Promontory
    Rocky Promontory
    John Linnell
    c. 1817 · Victoria and Albert Museum
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