United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · October 21, 1835 – April 5, 1906Wikidata
Wyke Bayliss
British painter, author and poet (1835-1906)
Born in Madeley. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 18359 dated paintingsDied 1906
14 works
3 without a public image, listed last
- Abbaye-aux-hommes, Caen, FranceWyke Bayliss1866 · Museum of Croydon
- St Peter's Church, Louvain, BelgiumWyke Bayliss1866
- The Basilica of St Mark's, Venice, InteriorWyke Bayliss1877
- Interior of St Mark's Basilica, VeniceWyke Bayliss1877 · Nottingham Museums
- The White Lady of NuremburgWyke Bayliss1887 · Walker Art Gallery
- Evening, Amiens Cathedral, FranceWyke Bayliss1889 · The Atkinson
- The Basilica of St Mark's, Venice, InteriorWyke Bayliss· Gallery Oldham
- St Peter's Church, Louvain, BelgiumWyke Bayliss· Museum of Croydon
The Oriflamme of MilanWyke Bayliss· Ferens Art Gallery
Interior of St Peter's, RomeWyke Bayliss· Bolton Museum
Cathedral InteriorWyke Bayliss· National Museum Cardiff- SImage under copyrightStrasbourg CathedralWyke Baylissc. 1860 · Art Gallery of South Australia
- TImage under copyrightThe White Lady of NurembergWyke Bayliss1877
- EImage under copyrightEvening: Amiens CathedralWyke Bayliss1889