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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1836 – 1892Wikidata

Charles Jones

British painter, born 1836 (1836–1892)

Born in Cardiff.

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A life in paintings

Born 183612 dated paintingsDied 1892

19 works

  • Highland Cattle and Sheep in a Mountainous Landscape
    Highland Cattle and Sheep in a Mountainous Landscape
    Charles Jones
    1865 · National Trust
  • Bringing Home the Deer
    Bringing Home the Deer
    Charles Jones
    1867 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
  • Cattle at a Stream
    Cattle at a Stream
    Charles Jones
    1869–1871 · The New Art Gallery Walsall
  • Dogs at play
    Dogs at play
    Charles Jones
    c. 1870 · National Library of Wales
  • Sheep
    Sheep
    Charles Jones
    1875 · The New Art Gallery Walsall
  • Sheep
    Sheep
    Charles Jones
    1875 · The New Art Gallery Walsall
  • Sheep in Snow
    Sheep in Snow
    Charles Jones
    1876 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Sheep
    Sheep
    Charles Jones
    1877 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
  • Repose
    Repose
    Charles Jones
    1879 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Sheep
    Sheep
    Charles Jones
    1881 · Royal Pump Rooms
  • Listeners
    Listeners
    Charles Jones
    1884 · The Atkinson
  • Hard Chase
    Hard Chase
    Charles Jones
    1887 · The New Art Gallery Walsall
  • Autumn Afternoon, Loch Leven
    Autumn Afternoon, Loch Leven
    Charles Jones
    · Bantock House Museum
  • The Lord of the Downs
    The Lord of the Downs
    Charles Jones
    · The New Art Gallery Walsall
  • The Morning after a Stormy Night
    The Morning after a Stormy Night
    Charles Jones
    · Atkinson Art Gallery and Library
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