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Charles Lees

Scottish painter (1800-1880)

Born in Cupar. Died in Edinburgh.

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A life in paintings

Born 18008 dated paintingsDied 1880

12 works

  • Reverend David Low
    Reverend David Low
    Charles Lees
    1834 · Wardlaw Museum
  • The Golfers
    The Golfers
    Charles Lees
    1847 · National Galleries Scotland
  • A Golf Match
    A Golf Match
    Charles Lees
    c. 1847 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Allan Robertson, fl. 1847. Golf ball maker
    Allan Robertson, fl. 1847. Golf ball maker
    Charles Lees
    c. 1847 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Sandy Pirrie, active 1847. Golfer
    Sandy Pirrie, active 1847. Golfer
    Charles Lees
    c. 1847 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Sir Adam Ferguson, 1771 - 1855. Soldier; friend of Sir Walter Scott
    Sir Adam Ferguson, 1771 - 1855. Soldier; friend of Sir Walter Scott
    Charles Lees
    c. 1849 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Skaters, Duddingston Loch by Moonlight
    Skaters, Duddingston Loch by Moonlight
    Charles Lees
    1857 · The Fleming Collection
  • The Summer Moon – Bait Gatherers
    The Summer Moon – Bait Gatherers
    Charles Lees
    1858 · Royal Scottish Academy
  • St Monans
    St Monans
    Charles Lees
    · St Andrews Museum
  • Reverend D. Arnot, DD, HRSA
    Reverend D. Arnot, DD, HRSA
    Charles Lees
    · Royal Scottish Academy
  • David Scott (1806–1849), RSA
    David Scott (1806–1849), RSA
    Charles Lees
    · Royal Scottish Academy
  • James Eckford Lauder (1811–1869), RSA
    James Eckford Lauder (1811–1869), RSA
    Charles Lees
    · Royal Scottish Academy
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