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John Glover

English/Australian artist (1767-1849)

Born in Houghton on the Hill. Died in Launceston.

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A life in paintings

Born 176728 dated paintingsDied 1849

41 works

  • A Woodland River Landscape
    A Woodland River Landscape
    John Glover
    1790–1849 · National Trust
  • Mountain Stream
    Mountain Stream
    John Glover
    1794–1830 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Landscape with Trees and Cattle
    Landscape with Trees and Cattle
    John Glover
    1794–1830 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Conway, North Wales
    Conway, North Wales
    John Glover
    1797 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Boathouse in Calke Park
    Boathouse in Calke Park
    John Glover
    1808–1829 · National Trust
  • A View of Calke Park with a View of Lower Dog Kennel Pond, Figures, Cattle and Sheep
    A View of Calke Park with a View of Lower Dog Kennel Pond, Figures, Cattle and Sheep
    John Glover
    1808–1829 · National Trust
  • At Matlock - mist rising
    At Matlock - mist rising
    John Glover
    1814 · National Gallery of Australia
  • The Bay of Naples
    The Bay of Naples
    John Glover
    1814 · City Hall of Cardiff
  • View of Patterdale, Westmorland
    View of Patterdale, Westmorland
    John Glover
    c. 1819 · National Trust
  • Landscape view in Cumberland
    Landscape view in Cumberland
    John Glover
    c. 1820 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Thirlmere
    Thirlmere
    John Glover
    1820–1830 · Tate
  • Ullswater, early morning
    Ullswater, early morning
    John Glover
    c. 1824 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
  • Sandown Bay, from near Shanklin Chine, Isle of Wight
    Sandown Bay, from near Shanklin Chine, Isle of Wight
    John Glover
    c. 1827 · Yale Center for British Art
  • The Island of Madeira
    The Island of Madeira
    John Glover
    1831–1839 · National Gallery of Australia
  • Launceston and the river Tamar
    Launceston and the river Tamar
    John Glover
    c. 1832 · Art Gallery of New South Wales
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