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Kingdom of Great Britain · September 20, 1799 – July 14, 1883Wikidata

Edward Calvert

British artist (1799-1883)

Born in Appledore. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 17993 dated paintingsDied 1883

20 works

  • Nude Study
    Nude Study
    Edward Calvert
    1830–1850 · Tate
  • The Grove Of Artemis
    The Grove Of Artemis
    Edward Calvert
    1840–1880 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • A Dryad
    A Dryad
    Edward Calvert
    1866 · The Tullie
  • The Return Home
    The Return Home
    Edward Calvert
    · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Classical Landscape with a Goatherd
    Classical Landscape with a Goatherd
    Edward Calvert
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • In the Aegean Sea
    In the Aegean Sea
    Edward Calvert
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • The Garden of Culture
    The Garden of Culture
    Edward Calvert
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • Sleeping Nymph
    Sleeping Nymph
    Edward Calvert
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • Mythological Scene
    Mythological Scene
    Edward Calvert
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • Oak Trees in Summer
    Oak Trees in Summer
    Edward Calvert
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • Psyche at the Stream
    Psyche at the Stream
    Edward Calvert
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • Psyche
    Psyche
    Edward Calvert
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • Alexander Monro 'Secundus' (1733–1817)
    Alexander Monro 'Secundus' (1733–1817)
    Edward Calvert
    · University of Edinburgh Art Collection
  • Nymphs and Shepherds
    Nymphs and Shepherds
    Edward Calvert
    · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Hesperides, 'Dance around the Golden Tree'
    Hesperides, 'Dance around the Golden Tree'
    Edward Calvert
    · Fitzwilliam Museum
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