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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · April 21, 1843 – November 1, 1912Wikidata

John Emms

painter from the United Kingdom (1843-1912)

Born in Norfolk. Died in United Kingdom.

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A life in paintings

Born 18435 dated paintingsDied 1912

21 works

  • Faithful Friends
    Faithful Friends
    John Emms
    1886 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
  • Fox Hounds And A Terrier
    Fox Hounds And A Terrier
    John Emms
    1893
  • Girl with Two Hounds
    Girl with Two Hounds
    John Emms
    1893 · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • Callum
    Callum
    John Emms
    1895 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Hunting Scene
    Hunting Scene
    John Emms
    1897 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • The Newforest Buckhounds
    The Newforest Buckhounds
    John Emms
  • Study of a Hound
    Study of a Hound
    John Emms
  • Foxhounds at a kennel door
    Foxhounds at a kennel door
    John Emms
  • Hounds by a Kennel
    Hounds by a Kennel
    John Emms
  • Head of a Rough-Haired Terrier
    Head of a Rough-Haired Terrier
    John Emms
    · Hackney Museum
  • Shepherd and Dogs
    Shepherd and Dogs
    John Emms
    · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • Dogs Watching Bathers
    Dogs Watching Bathers
    John Emms
    · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • Hounds Feeding
    Hounds Feeding
    John Emms
    · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • Run to Earth
    Run to Earth
    John Emms
    · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • George Primmer
    George Primmer
    John Emms
    · Southampton City Art Gallery
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