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United Kingdom · April 12, 1883 – December 6, 1937Wikidata

Francis Cadell

Scottish painter (1883-1937)

Born in Edinburgh. Died in Edinburgh.

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A life in paintings

Born 188324 dated paintingsDied 1937

34 works

  • Head of a Boy
    Head of a Boy
    Francis Cadell
    1907
  • White, Pink and Blue
    White, Pink and Blue
    Francis Cadell
    1907
  • Santa Maria della Salute, Venice
    Santa Maria della Salute, Venice
    Francis Cadell
    1910 · National Galleries Scotland
  • From the Calcina Hotel
    From the Calcina Hotel
    Francis Cadell
    1910 · National Galleries Scotland
  • On the Canal, Venice
    On the Canal, Venice
    Francis Cadell
    1910 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Florian's Café
    Florian's Café
    Francis Cadell
    1910
  • Lady in White
    Lady in White
    Francis Cadell
    c. 1910 · Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
  • The Model
    The Model
    Francis Cadell
    c. 1912 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Peggy in Blue and White
    Peggy in Blue and White
    Francis Cadell
    1912 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Girl in Blue - Reflections
    Girl in Blue - Reflections
    Francis Cadell
    c. 1912 · Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
  • Cecilia No. 2
    Cecilia No. 2
    Francis Cadell
    1912 · University of Dundee Fine Art Collections
  • Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell, 1883 - 1937. Artist (Self-portrait)
    Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell, 1883 - 1937. Artist (Self-portrait)
    Francis Cadell
    c. 1914 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Porträt der Nan Ivory
    Porträt der Nan Ivory
    Francis Cadell
    c. 1914
  • The White Room
    The White Room
    Francis Cadell
    1915
  • Reflections
    Reflections
    Francis Cadell
    c. 1915 · Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
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