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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · April 7, 1786 – February 15, 1865Wikidata

Alexander George Fraser

Scottish genre and domestic painter (1786-1865)

Born in Edinburgh. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 17869 dated paintingsDied 1865

13 works

  • Portrait of a Young Man
    Portrait of a Young Man
    Alexander George Fraser
    1816 · National Galleries Scotland
  • A Highland Sportsman
    A Highland Sportsman
    Alexander George Fraser
    1832 · National Galleries Scotland
  • A Scotch Fair
    A Scotch Fair
    Alexander George Fraser
    c. 1834 · Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
  • Interior of a Cottage in the Hebrides
    Interior of a Cottage in the Hebrides
    Alexander George Fraser
    1835 · Tate
  • Robinson Crusoe Explaining the Scriptures to Friday
    Robinson Crusoe Explaining the Scriptures to Friday
    Alexander George Fraser
    1836 · Walker Art Gallery
  • A Scene at Newhaven
    A Scene at Newhaven
    Alexander George Fraser
    1841 · The Fleming Collection
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Alexander George Fraser
    1854 · Hospitalfield House
  • Ale Cellar, Tapping the Barrel
    Ale Cellar, Tapping the Barrel
    Alexander George Fraser
    1854 · Hospitalfield House
  • Self portrait
    Self portrait
    Alexander George Fraser
    1854
  • Portrait of a Young Man
    Portrait of a Young Man
    Alexander George Fraser
    · National Galleries Scotland
  • Opening Oysters
    Opening Oysters
    Alexander George Fraser
    · Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
  • Smoking the Cobbler
    Smoking the Cobbler
    Alexander George Fraser
    · Pollok House
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Alexander George Fraser
    · Royal Scottish Academy
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