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United Kingdom · April 18, 1852 – November 22, 1944Wikidata

George Clausen

British artist (1852–1944)

Born in London. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 185218 dated paintingsDied 1944

19 works

  • Sorting the catch, Volendam
    Sorting the catch, Volendam
    George Clausen
    1877
  • Winter Work
    Winter Work
    George Clausen
    1883–1884 · Tate
  • A ploughboy
    A ploughboy
    George Clausen
    1888
  • The Girl at the Gate
    The Girl at the Gate
    George Clausen
    1889 · Tate
  • Ploughing
    Ploughing
    George Clausen
    1889 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Brown Eyes
    Brown Eyes
    George Clausen
    1891 · Tate
  • Portrait of a Child, Rose Grimsdale
    Portrait of a Child, Rose Grimsdale
    George Clausen
    1891
  • The Farmer’s Boy
    The Farmer’s Boy
    George Clausen
    1895 · Tate
  • Girl in a Field
    Girl in a Field
    George Clausen
    c. 1900 · National Museum Cardiff
  • A Frosty March Morning
    A Frosty March Morning
    George Clausen
    1904 · Tate
  • Building the Rick
    Building the Rick
    George Clausen
    1907 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • In the small hours
    In the small hours
    George Clausen
    1911 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • The Stars Coming Out
    The Stars Coming Out
    George Clausen
    1912 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Portrait Of Albert Toft (1862-1949)
    Portrait Of Albert Toft (1862-1949)
    George Clausen
    1913 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Youth Mourning
    Youth Mourning
    George Clausen
    1916 · Imperial War Museum London
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