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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · March 10, 1800 – September 23, 1886Wikidata

Thomas Webster

English painter (1800-1886)

Born in London. Died in Cranbrook.

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A life in paintings

Born 180035 dated paintingsDied 1886

48 works

  • Genius
    Genius
    Thomas Webster
    c. 1830–1860 · Shipley Art Gallery
  • The Lesson
    The Lesson
    Thomas Webster
    1831 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Study for 'The Connoisseurs'
    Study for 'The Connoisseurs'
    Thomas Webster
    1832 · Whitworth Art Gallery
  • Late at School
    Late at School
    Thomas Webster
    1834 · Tate
  • Reading the Scriptures
    Reading the Scriptures
    Thomas Webster
    c. 1835 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Children at Prayer
    Children at Prayer
    Thomas Webster
    1835 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Going to the Fair
    Going to the Fair
    Thomas Webster
    1837 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Returning from the Fair
    Returning from the Fair
    Thomas Webster
    1837 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Football
    Football
    Thomas Webster
    1839 · National Football Museum
  • The Boy with Many Friends
    The Boy with Many Friends
    Thomas Webster
    1841 · Bury Art Museum
  • The Smile
    The Smile
    Thomas Webster
    1842 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • The Frown
    The Frown
    Thomas Webster
    1842 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Contrary Winds
    Contrary Winds
    Thomas Webster
    1843 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Sickness and Health
    Sickness and Health
    Thomas Webster
    1843 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Sickness and Health
    Sickness and Health
    Thomas Webster
    1843 · Dove Cottage
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