United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · January 4, 1801 – October 6, 1870Wikidata
James Giles
19th-century Scottish painter and landscape architect (1801-1870)
Born in Aberdeen. Died in Aberdeen.
A life in paintings
Born 180148 dated paintingsDied 1870
54 works
- Stags on the HighlandsJames Giles1820–1870 · National Trust
Archibald Simpson (1790–1847)James Giles1820–1837 · University of Aberdeen- Dr William KeithJames Giles1820–1850 · University of Aberdeen
The Honourable Mrs Gordon of FyvieJames Giles1822 · Fyvie Castle
Sketch of Figure WalkingJames Giles1827 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections- Fyvie CastleJames Giles1828 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
The Weird Wife o' Lang Stane LeaJames Giles1830 · Royal Scottish Academy
A FalconerJames Giles1833 · National Trust- Anne (1713–1791), Countess of Aberdeen, and Her Son, Lord William Gordon of Fyvie (1736–1816) (after William Mosman)James Giles1835 · Fyvie Castle
Gray CampbellJames Giles1836 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections- The Interior of the Drawing Room at HaddoJames Giles1836 · Haddo House
Cicero's Tomb at the Bay of GaetaJames Giles1837 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
Woodland Path with FiguresJames Giles1837 · Haddo House- Lochside SceneJames Giles1838 · University of Aberdeen
Archibald Simpson, ArchitectJames Gilesc. 1840 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections