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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · October 21, 1829 – November 2, 1897Wikidata

John Bagnold Burgess

British artist (1829-1897)

Born in Chelsea. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 182918 dated paintingsDied 1897

22 works

  • A Neapolitan Dancer
    A Neapolitan Dancer
    John Bagnold Burgess
    19th century
  • Scene in Spain, near Seville
    Scene in Spain, near Seville
    John Bagnold Burgess
    c. 1853 · Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council
  • A Little Spanish Gipsy
    A Little Spanish Gipsy
    John Bagnold Burgess
    c. 1868 · Towneley Hall Art Gallery And Museum
  • Herbert Spencer
    Herbert Spencer
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1872 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Good News and Bad News
    Good News and Bad News
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1876 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
  • Admirers
    Admirers
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1876
  • An Irresistible Appeal
    An Irresistible Appeal
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1877 · Touchstones Rochdale
  • The Trysting Place
    The Trysting Place
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1877 · Laing Art Gallery
  • Licensing the Beggars in Spain
    Licensing the Beggars in Spain
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1877 · Royal Holloway, University of London
  • The Spanish lady
    The Spanish lady
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1878
  • Ready for the Fête
    Ready for the Fête
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1878 · Museum of Croydon
  • Catechising
    Catechising
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1878 · Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1884 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Head of a Woman
    Head of a Woman
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1885 · Lady Lever Art Gallery
  • An Artist's Almsgiving
    An Artist's Almsgiving
    John Bagnold Burgess
    1886 · Reading Museum
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