United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · October 1806 – March 5, 1849Wikidata
David Scott
Scottish historical painter, born 1806 (1806–1849)
Born in Edinburgh. Died in Edinburgh.
A life in paintings
Born 180619 dated paintingsDied 1849
25 works
- King Richard IIDavid Scott1826 · Indianapolis Museum of Art
- The Dead Sarpedon, Borne by Sleep and Death (from Homer's 'The Iliad')David Scott1831 · National Galleries Scotland
- Russians Burying Their DeadDavid Scott1831–1832 · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
- David Scott, 1806 - 1849. ArtistDavid Scott1832 · National Galleries Scotland
- William Bell Scott (1811 - 1890)David Scott1832 · National Galleries Scotland
- NimrodDavid Scottc. 1832 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
- The VintagerDavid Scott1835 · National Galleries Scotland
- Sappho and AnacreonDavid Scottc. 1835 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
- A Study for 'The Descent from the Cross'David Scott1837 · National Galleries Scotland
- Puck Fleeing from the DawnDavid Scott1837 · National Galleries Scotland
- Alchemystical Adept (Paracelsus) Lecturing on the Elixir VitaeDavid Scott1838 · National Galleries Scotland
- Orestes Seized by the Furies after the Murder of ClytemnestraDavid Scott1838 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
- Mary, Queen of Scots, Receiving the Warrant for Her ExecutionDavid Scott1840 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
- Queen Elizabeth (1533–1603), Viewing the Performance of 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' at the Globe TheatreDavid Scott1840 · Victoria and Albert Museum
- The Traitor's GateDavid Scott1842 · National Galleries Scotland