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Kingdom of Great Britain · 1798 – 1865Wikidata

Thomas Churchyard

British artist (1798-1865)

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A life in paintings

Born 17986 dated paintingsDied 1865

33 works

  • Cows in a Wooded Paddock
    Cows in a Wooded Paddock
    Thomas Churchyard
    1818–1865 · National Trust
  • An East Anglian Landscape with a Church Tower
    An East Anglian Landscape with a Church Tower
    Thomas Churchyard
    1818–1865 · National Trust
  • The Edge of a Wood
    The Edge of a Wood
    Thomas Churchyard
    c. 1839 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • Stoke Poges Church
    Stoke Poges Church
    Thomas Churchyard
    c. 1840 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Landscape with Trees and a Figure
    Landscape with Trees and a Figure
    Thomas Churchyard
    c. 1840 · Yale Center for British Art
  • House in Woodbridge, Suffolk
    House in Woodbridge, Suffolk
    Thomas Churchyard
    1859 · Yale Center for British Art
  • View on the Deben
    View on the Deben
    Thomas Churchyard
    · Tate
  • A House by a River
    A House by a River
    Thomas Churchyard
    · Tate
  • Aldeburgh Beach
    Aldeburgh Beach
    Thomas Churchyard
    · Tate
  • Windmills
    Windmills
    Thomas Churchyard
    · Tate
  • The Garden Tent
    The Garden Tent
    Thomas Churchyard
    · Tate
  • Lyulph's Tower, Gowbarrow Park, Ullswater
    Lyulph's Tower, Gowbarrow Park, Ullswater
    Thomas Churchyard
    · Abbot Hall Art Gallery
  • A Fisherman's Hut by the Sea
    A Fisherman's Hut by the Sea
    Thomas Churchyard
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • Beach Scene
    Beach Scene
    Thomas Churchyard
    · Ashmolean Museum
  • Landscape with Haystack
    Landscape with Haystack
    Thomas Churchyard
    · Ashmolean Museum
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