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United Kingdom · August 23, 1861 – November 6, 1944Wikidata

Joseph Southall

British artist (1861-1944)

Born in Nottingham. Died in Birmingham.

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A life in paintings

Born 186113 dated paintingsDied 1944

13 works

  • Portrait Of Anne Elizabeth Baker (1859-1947)
    Portrait Of Anne Elizabeth Baker (1859-1947)
    Joseph Southall
    1887 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Sigismonda Drinking The Poison
    Sigismonda Drinking The Poison
    Joseph Southall
    1897 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Beauty Receiving the White Rose from her Father
    Beauty Receiving the White Rose from her Father
    Joseph Southall
    1898–1899 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • New Lamps for Old
    New Lamps for Old
    Joseph Southall
    1900 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Portrait Of The Artist's Mother
    Portrait Of The Artist's Mother
    Joseph Southall
    1902 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Sleeping Beauty
    The Sleeping Beauty
    Joseph Southall
    1903 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Fisherman Carrying a Sail
    Fisherman Carrying a Sail
    Joseph Southall
    1906–1907 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Changing the Letter
    Changing the Letter
    Joseph Southall
    1908–1909 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Head Of A Boy
    Head Of A Boy
    Joseph Southall
    1916 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    Joseph Southall
    1925 · Birmingham City University
  • Portrait of Sir Whitworth Wallis (1855-1927)
    Portrait of Sir Whitworth Wallis (1855-1927)
    Joseph Southall
    1927 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Botanists
    The Botanists
    Joseph Southall
    1928 · Hereford Museum and Art Gallery
  • The Right Honourable F. W. Jowett (1864–1944), PC, JP
    The Right Honourable F. W. Jowett (1864–1944), PC, JP
    Joseph Southall
    1944 · Bradford Museums and Galleries
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