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United Kingdom · January 28, 1873 – April 13, 1928Wikidata

Charles Sims

British artist (1873-1928)

Born in Islington. Died in St Boswells.

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A life in paintings

Born 187332 dated paintingsDied 1928

57 works

  • What are these to me and you who deeply drink of wine'
    What are these to me and you who deeply drink of wine'
    Charles Sims
    1895 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Bacchanalia
    Bacchanalia
    Charles Sims
    1900s · Hermitage Museum
  • The Hen Wife
    The Hen Wife
    Charles Sims
    c. 1900–1922 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Mary Elizabeth Menzies
    Mary Elizabeth Menzies
    Charles Sims
    c. 1900 · Wardlaw Museum
  • An Interrupted Picnic
    An Interrupted Picnic
    Charles Sims
    1901 · Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
  • Wartime (recto)
    Wartime (recto)
    Charles Sims
    1901 · Bradford Museums and Galleries
  • Children at Play
    Children at Play
    Charles Sims
    1903 · National Museum Cardiff
  • The little faun
    The little faun
    Charles Sims
    1905–1906 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • The Little Faun
    The Little Faun
    Charles Sims
    1908 · Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery
  • The Shower
    The Shower
    Charles Sims
    c. 1912 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • The Shower
    The Shower
    Charles Sims
    c. 1912 · Bury Art Museum
  • The Wood beyond the World
    The Wood beyond the World
    Charles Sims
    1913 · Tate
  • A Camouflaged Quarry between Chérisy and Hendecourt
    A Camouflaged Quarry between Chérisy and Hendecourt
    Charles Sims
    1916 · Imperial War Museums
  • Sacrifice
    Sacrifice
    Charles Sims
    1917–1919 · Canadian War Museum
  • 'Sacrifice' (study for the painting in Ottawa)
    'Sacrifice' (study for the painting in Ottawa)
    Charles Sims
    1918 · Imperial War Museums
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