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Denis Dighton

English painter (1792-1827)

Born in London. Died in Saint-Servant.

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A life in paintings

Born 17928 dated paintingsDied 1827

8 works

  • Storming of San Sebastian
    Storming of San Sebastian
    Denis Dighton
    19th century · National Trust for Scotland
  • The Capture of the French Eagle
    The Capture of the French Eagle
    Denis Dighton
    1811 · Royal Society of Arts
  • Defence of the Chateau de Hougoumont by the flank Company, Coldstream Guards, 1815
    Defence of the Chateau de Hougoumont by the flank Company, Coldstream Guards, 1815
    Denis Dighton
    1815 · National Army Museum
  • The Battle of Waterloo: The Charge of the Second Brigade of Cavalry
    The Battle of Waterloo: The Charge of the Second Brigade of Cavalry
    Denis Dighton
    1815–1817 · Royal Collection
  • The Final Charge of the British Cavalry at the Battle of Orthez, 27 February 1814
    The Final Charge of the British Cavalry at the Battle of Orthez, 27 February 1814
    Denis Dighton
    1815 · National Trust
  • The Battle of Waterloo: General Advance of the British Lines
    The Battle of Waterloo: General Advance of the British Lines
    Denis Dighton
    1816 · Royal Collection
  • The Battle of Waterloo,  18th June 1815
    The Battle of Waterloo, 18th June 1815
    Denis Dighton
    c. 1816 · National Trust
  • The Fall of Nelson, Battle of Trafalgar, 21 October 1805
    The Fall of Nelson, Battle of Trafalgar, 21 October 1805
    Denis Dighton
    c. 1825 · Royal Museums Greenwich
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