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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · August 6, 1851 – February 10, 1926Wikidata

John Robertson Reid

British artist (1851-1926)

Died in Hampton.

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A life in paintings

Born 185119 dated paintingsDied 1926

25 works

  • In the Cabbage Patch
    In the Cabbage Patch
    John Robertson Reid
    1877 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
  • A Country Cricket Match
    A Country Cricket Match
    John Robertson Reid
    1878 · Tate
  • Toil and Pleasure
    Toil and Pleasure
    John Robertson Reid
    1879 · Tate
  • Watching the Fishing Boats
    Watching the Fishing Boats
    John Robertson Reid
    1882 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
  • Rival Grandfathers
    Rival Grandfathers
    John Robertson Reid
    1884 · Walker Art Gallery
  • The Thames
    The Thames
    John Robertson Reid
    1886 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • John Campbell
    John Campbell
    John Robertson Reid
    1893 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Fisherfolk at St Ives
    Fisherfolk at St Ives
    John Robertson Reid
    1893 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • The Blind Fiddler
    The Blind Fiddler
    John Robertson Reid
    1895 · Dudley Museums Service
  • On the Beach, Holland
    On the Beach, Holland
    John Robertson Reid
    1896 · Dudley Museums Service
  • Leaving School
    Leaving School
    John Robertson Reid
    1898 · The Fleming Collection
  • Farmyard, Girl in a White Dress
    Farmyard, Girl in a White Dress
    John Robertson Reid
    1898 · Dudley Museums Service
  • The Sale of Old Dobbin
    The Sale of Old Dobbin
    John Robertson Reid
    c. 1899–1900 · Dudley Museums Service
  • The Market Boat
    The Market Boat
    John Robertson Reid
    1899 · Littlehampton Museum
  • A Nibble (The Little Fishermen)
    A Nibble (The Little Fishermen)
    John Robertson Reid
    1902 · Dudley Museums Service
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