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Kingdom of Denmark · 1706 – December 10, 1776Wikidata

Nicholas Thomas Dall

Danish landscape painter in London

Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 170612 dated paintingsDied 1776

13 works

  • Sudbury Hall from the North
    Sudbury Hall from the North
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1750–1800 · National Trust
  • River Scene with Ruins
    River Scene with Ruins
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1756–1765 · Tate
  • Ashby Lodge, Northamptonshire
    Ashby Lodge, Northamptonshire
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    c. 1760–1765 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • A View of Shugborough and the Park from the East
    A View of Shugborough and the Park from the East
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    c. 1768–1769 · National Trust
  • An Extensive View of Shugborough Park and its Monuments
    An Extensive View of Shugborough Park and its Monuments
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1768 · National Trust
  • The West Front of Shugborough
    The West Front of Shugborough
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1768 · National Trust
  • Classical Landscape
    Classical Landscape
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1768 · Shipley Art Gallery
  • Sudbury Hall from the South, Evening
    Sudbury Hall from the South, Evening
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1770–1799 · National Trust
  • Sudbury Hall from the North, Morning
    Sudbury Hall from the North, Morning
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1770–1777 · National Trust
  • The Crown Inn
    The Crown Inn
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1770 · Government Art Collection
  • The Ruins, Shugborough
    The Ruins, Shugborough
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1775 · National Trust
  • Oakedge Hall, Colwich
    Oakedge Hall, Colwich
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    1775 · National Trust
  • An Extensive Landscape with Figures by a Tree and a Distant Town
    An Extensive Landscape with Figures by a Tree and a Distant Town
    Nicholas Thomas Dall
    · Chequers
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