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John Buxton Knight

British artist (1843-1908)

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A life in paintings

Born 184330 dated paintingsDied 1908

63 works

  • A River Estuary
    A River Estuary
    John Buxton Knight
    1863–1908 · National Trust
  • On the Medway, Breezy March
    On the Medway, Breezy March
    John Buxton Knight
    1877 · Laing Art Gallery
  • Hop Garden
    Hop Garden
    John Buxton Knight
    c. 1886–1888 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • The Hoppers
    The Hoppers
    John Buxton Knight
    1888 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Wemyss Agrimony
    Wemyss Agrimony
    John Buxton Knight
    c. 1890 · National Trust
  • Knaresborough Viaduct with Steam Train
    Knaresborough Viaduct with Steam Train
    John Buxton Knight
    1890 · Mercer Art Gallery
  • Langdale Pikes from Cartmel, Cumbria
    Langdale Pikes from Cartmel, Cumbria
    John Buxton Knight
    1890 · The Atkinson
  • Harvest Time on the River Conway
    Harvest Time on the River Conway
    John Buxton Knight
    c. 1890 · Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
  • Midday
    Midday
    John Buxton Knight
    1891 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Dover Harbour
    Dover Harbour
    John Buxton Knight
    1895 · Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
  • River Scene
    River Scene
    John Buxton Knight
    1895 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Near Harwich
    Near Harwich
    John Buxton Knight
    1896 · Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
  • The Golf Course
    The Golf Course
    John Buxton Knight
    1896 · Bolton Museum
  • White Lodge, Richmond Park
    White Lodge, Richmond Park
    John Buxton Knight
    1898 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Harwich Quay, Essex
    Harwich Quay, Essex
    John Buxton Knight
    1900 · Leeds Art Gallery
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