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United Kingdom · June 9, 1861 – March 2, 1951Wikidata

Ethel Walker

Scottish painter (1861-1951)

Born in Edinburgh. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 186116 dated paintingsDied 1951

16 works

  • The Garden
    The Garden
    Ethel Walker
    c. 1899 · Bradford Museums and Galleries
  • The Honourable Mrs Adams
    The Honourable Mrs Adams
    Ethel Walker
    c. 1900 · Courtauld Gallery
  • The Hon. Mrs Adams
    The Hon. Mrs Adams
    Ethel Walker
    1901 · Tate
  • Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire
    Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire
    Ethel Walker
    20th century · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • The Forgotten Melody
    The Forgotten Melody
    Ethel Walker
    1902 · Laing Art Gallery
  • Girl's head
    Girl's head
    Ethel Walker
    1920s · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Professor Frederick Brown
    Professor Frederick Brown
    Ethel Walker
    c. 1920 · Bradford Museums and Galleries
  • A June Evening
    A June Evening
    Ethel Walker
    1921 · Government Art Collection
  • A September Morning
    A September Morning
    Ethel Walker
    1923 · Government Art Collection
  • Dame Ethel Walker
    Dame Ethel Walker
    Ethel Walker
    c. 1925 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Seascape
    Seascape
    Ethel Walker
    c. 1925–1950 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Flower Piece No. 4
    Flower Piece No. 4
    Ethel Walker
    c. 1928–1929 · Courtauld Gallery
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    Ethel Walker
    1930 · Tate
  • Leo Walmsley
    Leo Walmsley
    Ethel Walker
    1930 · Pannett Art Gallery
  • The Red Skirt
    The Red Skirt
    Ethel Walker
    c. 1936 · Government Art Collection
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