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Arthur Boyd Houghton

British artist (1836-1875)

Born in Kotagiri. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 183618 dated paintingsDied 1875

24 works

  • Ramsgate Sands
    Ramsgate Sands
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    19th century
  • A Bedroom Scene
    A Bedroom Scene
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    c. 1858–1859 · Kenwood House
  • A Street Scene
    A Street Scene
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1859 · Kenwood House
  • The Deserter
    The Deserter
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1859 · Kenwood House
  • The Recruiting Party
    The Recruiting Party
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1859 · Kenwood House
  • Punch and Judy
    Punch and Judy
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1860 · Tate
  • Mother and Children Reading
    Mother and Children Reading
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1860 · Tate
  • Here i' the Sands
    Here i' the Sands
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1860–1861 · Harvard Art Museums
  • 'All's Well that Ends Well', Act IV Scene 3
    'All's Well that Ends Well', Act IV Scene 3
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    c. 1860 · Kenwood House
  • Street Gymnasts
    Street Gymnasts
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    c. 1860 · Boston Guildhall Museum
  • Volunteers Marching Out, 1860
    Volunteers Marching Out, 1860
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1860 · Kenwood House
  • Volunteers
    Volunteers
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1861 · Tate
  • Ramsgate Sands
    Ramsgate Sands
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1861 · Tate
  • Baby
    Baby
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1861 · Harvard Art Museums
  • Itinerant Singers ('Poor Nomads')
    Itinerant Singers ('Poor Nomads')
    Arthur Boyd Houghton
    1861 · Kenwood House
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