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United Kingdom · February 28, 1847 – 1926Wikidata

Arthur Douglas Peppercorn

British artist (1847-1926)

Born in London. Died in Ashtead.

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A life in paintings

Born 18473 dated paintingsDied 1926

33 works

  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    c. 1880–1890 · The Mesdag Collection
  • Landschap.
    Landschap.
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    c. 1890–1900 · Museum Gouda
  • Corn Ricks
    Corn Ricks
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    1898 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • The Path by the River
    The Path by the River
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Tate
  • Hay Cart in a Landscape
    Hay Cart in a Landscape
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Museum of Watford
  • Quiet Waters
    Quiet Waters
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
  • Two Pollards
    Two Pollards
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Landscape: Trees and Sheep
    Landscape: Trees and Sheep
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Gregynog Hall
  • Busseldon, Hampshire
    Busseldon, Hampshire
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Atkinson Art Gallery and Library
  • Evening, Going out to Sea
    Evening, Going out to Sea
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Hepworth Wakefield
  • Near Porchester
    Near Porchester
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · National Museum Cardiff
  • The Barge, Portchester, Hampshire
    The Barge, Portchester, Hampshire
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Holburne Museum
  • Quay at Bosham Harbour
    Quay at Bosham Harbour
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Beecroft Art Gallery
  • Near Falmouth
    Near Falmouth
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Beecroft Art Gallery
  • Landscape with Cattle near Wool, Dorset
    Landscape with Cattle near Wool, Dorset
    Arthur Douglas Peppercorn
    · Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
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