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David Horatio Winder

English painter (1824-1912)

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A life in paintings

Born 18249 dated paintingsDied 1912

10 works

  • Thomas Bonsor Crompton (1792–1858)
    Thomas Bonsor Crompton (1792–1858)
    David Horatio Winder
    1840–1850 · Bolton Museum
  • Girl with a Hoop
    Girl with a Hoop
    David Horatio Winder
    1854 · Bolton Museum
  • John Brandwood (d.1878)
    John Brandwood (d.1878)
    David Horatio Winder
    1867 · Bolton Museum
  • Dr Samuel Taylor Chadwick (1809–1876)
    Dr Samuel Taylor Chadwick (1809–1876)
    David Horatio Winder
    1875 · Bolton Museum
  • Mrs Ann Chadwick (1812–1881)
    Mrs Ann Chadwick (1812–1881)
    David Horatio Winder
    1875 · Bolton Museum
  • Reverend Neville Jones (c.1809–1891)
    Reverend Neville Jones (c.1809–1891)
    David Horatio Winder
    1877 · Bolton Museum
  • Portrait of the First Mayor of Bury (copy of an earlier painting)
    Portrait of the First Mayor of Bury (copy of an earlier painting)
    David Horatio Winder
    1877 · Bury Art Museum
  • Charles James Darbishire (1797–1874), JP, First Mayor of Bolton (1838–1839)
    Charles James Darbishire (1797–1874), JP, First Mayor of Bolton (1838–1839)
    David Horatio Winder
    1882 · Bolton Town Hall
  • Alderman John Barrett (1842–1908), Mayor of Bolton (1888–1908)
    Alderman John Barrett (1842–1908), Mayor of Bolton (1888–1908)
    David Horatio Winder
    1890 · Bolton Museum
  • Benjamin Alfred Dobson (1847–1898), Mayor of Bolton (1894–1898)
    Benjamin Alfred Dobson (1847–1898), Mayor of Bolton (1894–1898)
    David Horatio Winder
    · Bolton Museum
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