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Kingdom of Great Britain · 1764 – May 6, 1840Wikidata

James Sillett

British artist (1764-1840)

Born in Norwich. Died in Norwich.

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A life in paintings

Born 17649 dated paintingsDied 1840

13 works

  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    James Sillett
    1803 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • The Winfarthing Oak
    The Winfarthing Oak
    James Sillett
    1812 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Thorpe Gardens Public House, Norwich
    Thorpe Gardens Public House, Norwich
    James Sillett
    1818 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Dock Leaves and Other Flowers
    Dock Leaves and Other Flowers
    James Sillett
    c. 1820 · Nottingham Museums
  • Flowers and Fruit
    Flowers and Fruit
    James Sillett
    1827 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Norwich Cathedral, Norfolk
    Norwich Cathedral, Norfolk
    James Sillett
    1832 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Interior of St Andrew's Hall, Norwich
    Interior of St Andrew's Hall, Norwich
    James Sillett
    1837 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Three-Panel Screen with a View of Norwich Castle, Norfolk (verso)
    Three-Panel Screen with a View of Norwich Castle, Norfolk (verso)
    James Sillett
    1838 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Three-Panel Screen with Six Flower Pieces (recto)
    Three-Panel Screen with Six Flower Pieces (recto)
    James Sillett
    1838 · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Still Life of Lobsters, etc.
    Still Life of Lobsters, etc.
    James Sillett
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Henry Bathurst (1744–1837), DD, Bishop of Norwich
    Henry Bathurst (1744–1837), DD, Bishop of Norwich
    James Sillett
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • St Michael Coslany Church, Norwich
    St Michael Coslany Church, Norwich
    James Sillett
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
  • Seascape in Moonlight
    Seascape in Moonlight
    James Sillett
    · Norfolk Museums Collections
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