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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · November 20, 1857 – February 25, 1900Wikidata

William Stott

British artist (1857-1900)

Born in Oldham. Died in Irish Sea.

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A life in paintings

Born 185717 dated paintingsDied 1900

25 works

  • Girl in a Meadow
    Girl in a Meadow
    William Stott
    1880 · Tate
  • The Eiger
    The Eiger
    William Stott
    1880–1900 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Wild Flower
    Wild Flower
    William Stott
    1881 · Gallery Oldham
  • Le Passeur (The Ferryman)
    Le Passeur (The Ferryman)
    William Stott
    1881 · Tate Britain
  • The Bathing Place
    The Bathing Place
    William Stott
    1881 · Neue Pinakothek
  • T. Millie Dow (1848 - 1919)
    T. Millie Dow (1848 - 1919)
    William Stott
    1882 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Two Sisters
    The Two Sisters
    William Stott
    1882 · Touchstones Rochdale
  • My Father and Mother
    My Father and Mother
    William Stott
    1884 · Gallery Oldham
  • Hollyhocks (A Fairy Tale)
    Hollyhocks (A Fairy Tale)
    William Stott
    1886 · Gallery Oldham
  • The Nymph
    The Nymph
    William Stott
    1886 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • A Freshet
    A Freshet
    William Stott
    1888 · Gallery Oldham
  • White Torrent
    White Torrent
    William Stott
    1888
  • Alps by Night
    Alps by Night
    William Stott
    c. 1892 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Memory of an Island
    Memory of an Island
    William Stott
    1896 · Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
  • Autumn
    Autumn
    William Stott
    c. 1898 · Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
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