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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · July 3, 1825 – March 8, 1904Wikidata

Erskine Nicol

British artist (1825-1904)

Born in Leith.

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A life in paintings

Born 182534 dated paintingsDied 1904

43 works

  • The Errand Boy
    The Errand Boy
    Erskine Nicol
    1849 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Scene in an Irish Cabin
    Scene in an Irish Cabin
    Erskine Nicol
    1851 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Wayside Prayer
    Wayside Prayer
    Erskine Nicol
    1852 · Tate
  • An Ejected Family
    An Ejected Family
    Erskine Nicol
    1853 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • A Real Convenience
    A Real Convenience
    Erskine Nicol
    1855 · The Fleming Collection
  • Beggar My Neighbour
    Beggar My Neighbour
    Erskine Nicol
    1855 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • The 16th, 17th (St Patrick’s Day), and 18th March
    The 16th, 17th (St Patrick’s Day), and 18th March
    Erskine Nicol
    1856 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Perfect Content (A Man Smoking)
    Perfect Content (A Man Smoking)
    Erskine Nicol
    1856 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • The Tale of an Irish Song
    The Tale of an Irish Song
    Erskine Nicol
    1857 · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • The Perch Fishers
    The Perch Fishers
    Erskine Nicol
    1857 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Donnybrook Fair
    Donnybrook Fair
    Erskine Nicol
    1859 · Tate
  • Old Mickie
    Old Mickie
    Erskine Nicol
    1859 · Laing Art Gallery
  • The Approach of the Enemy
    The Approach of the Enemy
    Erskine Nicol
    1859 · Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
  • Driving a Hard Bargain
    Driving a Hard Bargain
    Erskine Nicol
    1860 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • The Day after the Fair
    The Day after the Fair
    Erskine Nicol
    1860 · Royal Scottish Academy
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