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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1864 – August 7, 1920Wikidata

Beatrice Offor

British painter (1864-1920)

Born in Sydenham. Died in Tottenham.

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A life in paintings

Born 186440 dated paintingsDied 1920

41 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Girl and a Witch
    Girl and a Witch
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • Woman Entering through a Door
    Woman Entering through a Door
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • Study for 'Destiny'
    Study for 'Destiny'
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1920 · Bruce Castle
  • Nude with Roses
    Nude with Roses
    Beatrice Offor
    c. 1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • Graveyard Scene
    Graveyard Scene
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • Portrait of an Unknown Woman in Red
    Portrait of an Unknown Woman in Red
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • Woman Carrying a Pitcher
    Woman Carrying a Pitcher
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • Contemplative Woman
    Contemplative Woman
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • Saint Genevieve
    Saint Genevieve
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • A Knotty Point
    A Knotty Point
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1906 · Bruce Castle
  • Angel and Saint
    Angel and Saint
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • Two Dogs
    Two Dogs
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1917 · Bruce Castle
  • A Melody
    A Melody
    Beatrice Offor
    1886–1906 · Bruce Castle
  • The Love Potion
    The Love Potion
    Beatrice Offor
    1890–1893 · Bruce Castle
  • The Knight
    The Knight
    Beatrice Offor
    1890–1910 · Bruce Castle
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