Kingdom of Great Britain · January 5, 1774 – May 30, 1852Wikidata
George Chinnery
British artist (1774-1852)
Born in Gough Square. Died in Macau.
A life in paintings
Born 177443 dated paintingsDied 1852
70 works
- A Man Carrying FaggotGeorge Chinneryc. 1799 · Yale Center for British Art
Self-PortraitGeorge Chinneryc. 1800 · Yale Center for British Art- Portrait of a GentlemanGeorge Chinneryc. 1800 · Yale Center for British Art
Isabella GordonGeorge Chinneryc. 1800 · Kenwood House- Portrait of Lady Mary BruceGeorge Chinnery19th century · Macau Museum of Art
A goat sitting in a mountainous river landscape with cattle beyondGeorge Chinnery19th century
Portrait of William JardineGeorge Chinnery19th century- Indian river scene with men bathingGeorge Chinnery1802–1825 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Indian Scene With Rivers and MountainsGeorge Chinnery1802–1825 · Birmingham Museums Trust- Indian Watering Place with Women and Cattle in a StreamGeorge Chinnery1802–1825 · Birmingham Museums Trust
Hindu Temple, near Benares, IndiaGeorge Chinnery1802–1825 · Birmingham Museums Trust- Colonel Woodburn of the Bengal ArtilleryGeorge Chinnery1803 · Tate
Self PortraitGeorge Chinneryc. 1804 · Royal Academy of Arts
A Brahminy BullGeorge Chinneryc. 1806 · Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland- Gilbert Elliot, 1st Earl of Minto (1751-1814), Viceroy of British India and Governor General of the Dutch East Indies (1812-14)George Chinnery1812–1847 · Rijksmuseum