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December 19, 1819 – April 21, 1895Wikidata

Arthur Gilbert

English landscape painter (1819-1895)

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A life in paintings

Born 181911 dated paintingsDied 1895

18 works

  • A River Landscape
    A River Landscape
    Arthur Gilbert
    1850 · National Trust
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Arthur Gilbert
    1850 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Arthur Gilbert
    1850 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • A River Landscape / A River Landscape with a Stormy Sky and Figures
    A River Landscape / A River Landscape with a Stormy Sky and Figures
    Arthur Gilbert
    1850 · National Trust
  • Pastoral Scene, River Scene
    Pastoral Scene, River Scene
    Arthur Gilbert
    1855 · University of Exeter
  • At the Waters Edge
    At the Waters Edge
    Arthur Gilbert
    1866
  • Moonlight at Giltar Point, Tenby, looking south
    Moonlight at Giltar Point, Tenby, looking south
    Arthur Gilbert
    c. 1872–1874 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • River Scene by Moonlight
    River Scene by Moonlight
    Arthur Gilbert
    1879 · Reading Museum
  • River Scene by Moonlight
    River Scene by Moonlight
    Arthur Gilbert
    1879 · Reading Museum
  • Llangollen
    Llangollen
    Arthur Gilbert
    c. 1880 · National Library of Wales
  • Moulin Huet Bay, Guernsey
    Moulin Huet Bay, Guernsey
    Arthur Gilbert
    1881 · Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery
  • Storm Brewing
    Storm Brewing
    Arthur Gilbert
  • The rising moon
    The rising moon
    Arthur Gilbert
  • Lowtide by Moonlight
    Lowtide by Moonlight
    Arthur Gilbert
  • Q130467550
    Q130467550
    Arthur Gilbert
    · National Maritime Museum
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