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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · March 10, 1787 – November 13, 1849Wikidata

William Etty

British painter (1787-1849)

Born in York. Died in York.

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A life in paintings

Born 178787 dated paintingsDied 1849

159 works

  • Jeanne d'Arc à la sortie d'Orléans, repoussant les Anglais
    Jeanne d'Arc à la sortie d'Orléans, repoussant les Anglais
    William Etty
    19th century · Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Orléans
  • Study of a bearded male nude
    Study of a bearded male nude
    William Etty
    19th century
  • Les Lutteurs.
    Les Lutteurs.
    William Etty
    19th century
  • Clio
    Clio
    William Etty
    19th century
  • The Missionary Boy
    The Missionary Boy
    William Etty
    c. 1805 · York Art Gallery
  • Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, with her daughter Georgiana, later Countess of Carlisle
    Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, with her daughter Georgiana, later Countess of Carlisle
    William Etty
    1807–1808 · Royal Collection
  • An Academic Nude of a Man tying his Sandal
    An Academic Nude of a Man tying his Sandal
    William Etty
    1807–1849 · National Trust
  • Study of Semi-nude Man
    Study of Semi-nude Man
    William Etty
    1807–1849 · National Trust
  • A Standing Female Nude
    A Standing Female Nude
    William Etty
    c. 1810–1849 · National Trust
  • David
    David
    attributed to · Attributed to William Etty
    1810 · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
  • John Etty
    John Etty
    William Etty
    c. 1811–1812 · Merchant Adventurers' Hall
  • A Greek Slave
    A Greek Slave
    William Etty
    c. 1812 · Potteries Museum & Art Gallery
  • A Greek Slave by William Etty
    A Greek Slave by William Etty
    William Etty
    1812
  • Male Nude
    Male Nude
    William Etty
    1814–1815 · York Art Gallery
  • Study of Male Nude
    Study of Male Nude
    William Etty
    c. 1815–1820 · Royal Academy of Arts
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