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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1822 – 1885Wikidata

John Morgan

English painter (1822-1885)

Born in London. Died in Hastings.

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A life in paintings

Born 18225 dated paintingsDied 1885

14 works

  • The sewing class
    The sewing class
    John Morgan
    19th century
  • Whom to Punish?
    Whom to Punish?
    John Morgan
    c. 1850–1875 · Laing Art Gallery
  • The Jury
    The Jury
    John Morgan
    1861 · Discover Bucks Museum
  • The Income Tax – Day of Appeal
    The Income Tax – Day of Appeal
    John Morgan
    1861 · Government Art Collection
  • Snowballing
    Snowballing
    John Morgan
    1865 · Young V&A
  • Don't 'ee Tipty Toe
    Don't 'ee Tipty Toe
    John Morgan
    1885 · Walker Art Gallery
  • The Schoolmistress's Birthday
    The Schoolmistress's Birthday
    John Morgan
    · Auckland Art Gallery
  • Gossip in the Hold
    Gossip in the Hold
    John Morgan
    · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Scrambling for Cherries
    Scrambling for Cherries
    John Morgan
    · Atkinson Art Gallery and Library
  • Interior of a Village School
    Interior of a Village School
    John Morgan
    · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Young Musicians
    Young Musicians
    John Morgan
    · Stockport Heritage Services
  • The Bath
    The Bath
    John Morgan
    · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • Playing at Soldiers
    Playing at Soldiers
    John Morgan
    · Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery
  • Playmates
    Playmates
    John Morgan
    · Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council
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