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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · September 9, 1821 – February 5, 1889Wikidata

James Smetham

British artist (1821-1889)

Born in Pateley Bridge. Died in Chipping Ongar.

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A life in paintings

Born 182113 dated paintingsDied 1889

20 works

  • Christ Preaching to the Multitudes
    Christ Preaching to the Multitudes
    James Smetham
    19th century
  • Jacob At Bethal
    Jacob At Bethal
    James Smetham
    1840–1880 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Many Wintered Crow
    The Many Wintered Crow
    James Smetham
    1840–1880 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • 'Thoughts too deep for tears'
    'Thoughts too deep for tears'
    James Smetham
    1844 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Counting the Cost
    Counting the Cost
    James Smetham
    1855 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Naboth in his Vineyard
    Naboth in his Vineyard
    James Smetham
    1856 · Tate
  • Anna Kull
    Anna Kull
    James Smetham
    1857 · John Wesley's House And Attached Railings
  • Imogen and the Shepherds
    Imogen and the Shepherds
    James Smetham
    1860–1870 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Death of Earl Siward
    Death of Earl Siward
    James Smetham
    1861
  • Lovers in Richmond Park (Windsor Park)
    Lovers in Richmond Park (Windsor Park)
    James Smetham
    1864 · Yale Center for British Art
  • The Village Genius
    The Village Genius
    James Smetham
    1864 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • Evening Pasture
    Evening Pasture
    James Smetham
    c. 1865 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Twilight
    Twilight
    James Smetham
    1871 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Imogen and the Shepherds, 'Cymbeline,' Act IV, scene II
    Imogen and the Shepherds, 'Cymbeline,' Act IV, scene II
    James Smetham
    c. 1874 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Saul Hiding
    Saul Hiding
    James Smetham
    · Tate
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