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Kingdom of Great Britain · 1767 – October 18, 1847Wikidata

Joshua Cristall

watercolorist (1767-1847)

Born in Camborne. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 17673 dated paintingsDied 1847

15 works

  • Fall of the Lugwy
    Fall of the Lugwy
    Joshua Cristall
    1803 · National Library of Wales
  • Falls at Pont y Pair, Betwys y Coed, Caernarvonshire
    Falls at Pont y Pair, Betwys y Coed, Caernarvonshire
    Joshua Cristall
    1803 · National Library of Wales
  • A Young Woodcutter
    A Young Woodcutter
    Joshua Cristall
    1812 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Highlanders Consulting
    Highlanders Consulting
    Joshua Cristall
    · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Wooded Landscape with Farm Track
    Wooded Landscape with Farm Track
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • Hastings, 1807
    Hastings, 1807
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • A Young Woman in White (Hands Clasped)
    A Young Woman in White (Hands Clasped)
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • A Barn, Trees, Puddles
    A Barn, Trees, Puddles
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • The Rape of Persephone
    The Rape of Persephone
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • Hilly Landscape with Pink Flowering Shrubs
    Hilly Landscape with Pink Flowering Shrubs
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • Felled Tree
    Felled Tree
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • The Deluge (recto)
    The Deluge (recto)
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • Tree Study
    Tree Study
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • Reclining Woman, Reading
    Reclining Woman, Reading
    Joshua Cristall
    · Victoria Art Gallery
  • Les petits pêcheurs
    Les petits pêcheurs
    Joshua Cristall and William Collins
    · Musée Magnin
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