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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1836 – 1908Wikidata

John Haynes-Williams

British painter (1836-1908)

Born in Worcester. Died in Eastbourne.

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A life in paintings

Born 183619 dated paintingsDied 1908

24 works

  • Motherhood.
    Motherhood.
    John Haynes-Williams
    1860s · Museum of John Paul II Collection
  • My Pupil
    My Pupil
    John Haynes-Williams
    c. 1870 · Scarborough Art Gallery
  • Adiós (Farewell)
    Adiós (Farewell)
    John Haynes-Williams
    1871 · Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
  • The Talisman
    The Talisman
    John Haynes-Williams
    1871 · National Museum Cardiff
  • A Spanish Warrior
    A Spanish Warrior
    John Haynes-Williams
    1873 · Touchstones Rochdale
  • Spanish Dancer
    Spanish Dancer
    John Haynes-Williams
    1873 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Will He Come?
    Will He Come?
    John Haynes-Williams
    c. 1875 · National Museum Cardiff
  • The Ancestor on the Tapestry
    The Ancestor on the Tapestry
    John Haynes-Williams
    1876 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Ars Longa, Vita Brevis
    Ars Longa, Vita Brevis
    John Haynes-Williams
    1877 · Tate
  • The Spanish Bride
    The Spanish Bride
    John Haynes-Williams
    1877 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Disappointment
    Disappointment
    John Haynes-Williams
    1879 · The Atkinson
  • A Spanish Matador
    A Spanish Matador
    John Haynes-Williams
    1880 · Touchstones Rochdale
  • His First Offence (detail)
    His First Offence (detail)
    John Haynes-Williams
    1881 · Wigan Arts and Heritage Service
  • The Sermon
    The Sermon
    John Haynes-Williams
    c. 1882
  • George Edward Sharland (1818–1900), Solicitor; Town Clerk for Gravesend (1845–1891)
    George Edward Sharland (1818–1900), Solicitor; Town Clerk for Gravesend (1845–1891)
    John Haynes-Williams
    1885 · Gravesham Civic Centre
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