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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1809 – January 10, 1879Wikidata

Charles Baxter

British artist (1809-1879)

Born in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 18097 dated paintingsDied 1879

15 works

  • The Pretty Peasant
    The Pretty Peasant
    Charles Baxter
    1838 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • The Fair Friend
    The Fair Friend
    Charles Baxter
    c. 1840 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • 'Love me, love my dog'
    'Love me, love my dog'
    Charles Baxter
    1853 · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • An English Rose
    An English Rose
    Charles Baxter
    1860 · Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council
  • The Sisters
    The Sisters
    Charles Baxter
    c. 1864 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • The Sisters
    The Sisters
    Charles Baxter
    1864 · Wednesbury Museum and Art Gallery
  • Industry
    Industry
    Charles Baxter
    1867 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • The Sisters
    The Sisters
    Charles Baxter
    · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Mrs Thompson of Sunderland
    Mrs Thompson of Sunderland
    Charles Baxter
    · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
  • Portrait Study (Rose)
    Portrait Study (Rose)
    Charles Baxter
    · Gallery Oldham
  • Robert Bailey
    Robert Bailey
    Charles Baxter
    · The Box
  • Girl with Strawberries
    Girl with Strawberries
    Charles Baxter
    · Northampton Museum and Art Gallery
  • The Blonde
    The Blonde
    Charles Baxter
    · Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery
  • Ann Bailey
    Ann Bailey
    Charles Baxter
    · The Box
  • The Gleaner
    The Gleaner
    Charles Baxter
    · The Atkinson
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