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Charles H. Poingdestre

British painter (1825-1905)

Born in Jersey. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 18259 dated paintingsDied 1905

13 works

  • Italian Harvest Scene
    Italian Harvest Scene
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    1850 · Usher Gallery
  • Kids
    Kids
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    1856 · Hospitalfield House
  • The Horse Fair, an Italian Scene
    The Horse Fair, an Italian Scene
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    1861 · Victoria College
  • Alarmed: Cattle Chasing a Wild-Fowler
    Alarmed: Cattle Chasing a Wild-Fowler
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    1869 · Hospitalfield House
  • Still Life with a Boar's Head
    Still Life with a Boar's Head
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    1869 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Flies
    Flies
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    1875 · Hospitalfield House
  • Encampment Scene with Mules and Muleteers in the Tyrol
    Encampment Scene with Mules and Muleteers in the Tyrol
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    1881 · Jersey Museum and Art Gallery
  • Continental Express
    Continental Express
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    1887 · Jersey Museum and Art Gallery
  • View of Grottaferrata Fair near Rome
    View of Grottaferrata Fair near Rome
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    1901 · Jersey Museum and Art Gallery
  • Wine Cart, the Roman Campagna
    Wine Cart, the Roman Campagna
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    · Nuneaton Museum and Art Gallery
  • Anticoli Corrado on the Sabine Mountains
    Anticoli Corrado on the Sabine Mountains
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • Near Arundel, Sussex
    Near Arundel, Sussex
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    · Perth Art Gallery
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Charles H. Poingdestre
    · Saint Saviour
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