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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1823 – February 12, 1903Wikidata

Daniel Alexander Williamson

British artist (1823-1903)

Born in Liverpool.

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A life in paintings

Born 18236 dated paintingsDied 1903

11 works

  • The Startled Rabbit, Warton Crag, Lancashire
    The Startled Rabbit, Warton Crag, Lancashire
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    1861–1864 · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • Morecambe Bay from Warton Crag
    Morecambe Bay from Warton Crag
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    1862 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Spring, Arnside Knot and Coniston range of hills from Warton Crag
    Spring, Arnside Knot and Coniston range of hills from Warton Crag
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    c. 1863 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Wensleydale
    Wensleydale
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    1887 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Warkworth Castle
    Warkworth Castle
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    1890 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Early Summer
    Early Summer
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    1898 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Sheep Resting
    Sheep Resting
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    · Walker Art Gallery
  • Edge of a Wood with a Flock of Birds Flying
    Edge of a Wood with a Flock of Birds Flying
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • Westmorland Hills, Cumbria
    Westmorland Hills, Cumbria
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • Near the Duddon, Cumbria
    Near the Duddon, Cumbria
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • Spring Flowers
    Spring Flowers
    Daniel Alexander Williamson
    · Walker Art Gallery
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