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James Wales

Scottish painter (1747-1795)

Born in Peterhead. Died in Mumbai.

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A life in paintings

Born 17479 dated paintingsDied 1795

11 works

  • Lord Cardross (1742–1829), Earl of Buchan
    Lord Cardross (1742–1829), Earl of Buchan
    James Wales
    1765 · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Charles Leslie ('Mussel Mou'd Charlie'), 1677- 1782. Jacobite ballad-singer
    Charles Leslie ('Mussel Mou'd Charlie'), 1677- 1782. Jacobite ballad-singer
    James Wales
    1780 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Sir Charles Warre Malet (1753–1815), Bt, FRS, of Wilbury, Wiltshire
    Sir Charles Warre Malet (1753–1815), Bt, FRS, of Wilbury, Wiltshire
    James Wales
    c. 1792 · Dillington House
  • Mahadaji Sindhia
    Mahadaji Sindhia
    James Wales
    c. 1792 · British Library
  • Bhairo Raghunath Mehendale, Diplomatic Agent to the Peshwa at Poona
    Bhairo Raghunath Mehendale, Diplomatic Agent to the Peshwa at Poona
    James Wales
    1792 · British Library
  • Madhu Rao Narayan, the Maratha Peshwa with Nana Fadnavis and Attendants
    Madhu Rao Narayan, the Maratha Peshwa with Nana Fadnavis and Attendants
    James Wales
    1792 · Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland
  • Hugh Seton
    Hugh Seton
    James Wales
    1792–1794 · British Library
  • Findlay Esq., Aide-de-Camp to Sir Charles Malet
    Findlay Esq., Aide-de-Camp to Sir Charles Malet
    James Wales
    1792 · Dillington House
  • Susannah Wales (1779–1868), Lady Malet
    Susannah Wales (1779–1868), Lady Malet
    James Wales
    c. 1795 · Dillington House
  • Arthur Johnston, c 1577 - 1641. Poet and physician
    Arthur Johnston, c 1577 - 1641. Poet and physician
    James Wales
    · National Galleries Scotland
  • Charles Leslie of Aberdeen (1677–1782)
    Charles Leslie of Aberdeen (1677–1782)
    James Wales
    · Fyvie Castle
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