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Kingdom of Great Britain · February 7, 1778 – November 22, 1863Wikidata

Samuel Lines

English designer, painter and art teacher (1778-1863)

Born in Allesley. Died in Birmingham.

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A life in paintings

Born 17784 dated paintingsDied 1863

14 works

  • Birmingham from the Dome of St Philip's Church
    Birmingham from the Dome of St Philip's Church
    Samuel Lines
    1821 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Birmingham Town Hall and Queen's College
    Birmingham Town Hall and Queen's College
    Samuel Lines
    1850–1852 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Opening of Calthorpe Park 1857
    The Opening of Calthorpe Park 1857
    Samuel Lines
    1857 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Duke of Cambridge Leaving the Town Hall, Birmingham
    The Duke of Cambridge Leaving the Town Hall, Birmingham
    Samuel Lines
    1857 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Panoramic View of the Severn Estuary
    Panoramic View of the Severn Estuary
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Llyn Idwal
    Llyn Idwal
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Rural Scene with Buildings and Trees
    Rural Scene with Buildings and Trees
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Kirkstall Abbey, Yorkshire
    Kirkstall Abbey, Yorkshire
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Mountain Stream and Rocks
    Mountain Stream and Rocks
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Gordale Scar, Yorkshire
    Gordale Scar, Yorkshire
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Pastoral Scene with Cattle
    Pastoral Scene with Cattle
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Mountain Scene with Trees
    Mountain Scene with Trees
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Stone Ruin on Hilltop
    Stone Ruin on Hilltop
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Grove
    Grove
    Samuel Lines
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
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