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Philip Corbet

English painter (1802-1877)

Born in Shrewsbury. Died in Bitterne.

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A life in paintings

Born 18029 dated paintingsDied 1877

9 works

  • Reverend Archdeacon Owen and Reverend B. Blakeway (d.1826), Co-authors of 'The History of Shrewsbury'
    Reverend Archdeacon Owen and Reverend B. Blakeway (d.1826), Co-authors of 'The History of Shrewsbury'
    Philip Corbet
    1825 · Ludlow Library
  • The Brothers Burton
    The Brothers Burton
    Philip Corbet
    1827 · Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery
  • Portret van de heer Hentzepeter
    Portret van de heer Hentzepeter
    Philip Corbet
    1830 · Teylers Museum
  • Portret van mevrouw H. Hentzepeter
    Portret van mevrouw H. Hentzepeter
    Philip Corbet
    1830 · Teylers Museum
  • Portrait of Edward Burton (1794–1836)
    Portrait of Edward Burton (1794–1836)
    Philip Corbet
    1836 · Bodleian Libraries
  • Edward Burton (1794–1836)
    Edward Burton (1794–1836)
    Philip Corbet
    1830s · Christ Church Picture Gallery
  • Edward Burton
    Edward Burton
    Philip Corbet
    c. 1836 · Christ Church Picture Gallery
  • Francis Darby (1783 - 1850), aged 55
    Francis Darby (1783 - 1850), aged 55
    Philip Corbet
    1838 · National Trust
  • Going to Chapel: Edith Corbet (1833–1904)
    Going to Chapel: Edith Corbet (1833–1904)
    Philip Corbet
    1847 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
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