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Harry Becker

English artist (1865-1928)

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A life in paintings

Born 18655 dated paintingsDied 1928

10 works

  • Dutch Refugees Fleeing from the Persecution of the Duke of Alba, Praying Permission of the Bailiffs of Colchester to Settle in the Town, 1570 AD
    Dutch Refugees Fleeing from the Persecution of the Duke of Alba, Praying Permission of the Bailiffs of Colchester to Settle in the Town, 1570 AD
    Harry Becker
    1913 · Town Hall
  • Two Men Clearing Banks
    Two Men Clearing Banks
    Harry Becker
    1913–1928 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • A Man with a Scythe, Mowing
    A Man with a Scythe, Mowing
    Harry Becker
    1913–1928 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • Cutting Chaff in the Open
    Cutting Chaff in the Open
    Harry Becker
    1913–1928 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • A Man Hedging
    A Man Hedging
    Harry Becker
    1913–1928 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • Landscape with Horses Ploughing
    Landscape with Horses Ploughing
    Harry Becker
    · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • A Reclining Man in a Cap ('Forgotten then were the disconsolate, the rainy days')
    A Reclining Man in a Cap ('Forgotten then were the disconsolate, the rainy days')
    Harry Becker
    · Christchurch Mansion
  • An Incident at the Siege of Colchester, 1648
    An Incident at the Siege of Colchester, 1648
    Harry Becker
    · Colchester Castle
  • Cattle by a Dyke
    Cattle by a Dyke
    Harry Becker
    · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
  • Farm Buildings in a Landscape
    Farm Buildings in a Landscape
    Harry Becker
    · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
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