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United States · August 6, 1838 – December 30, 1909Wikidata

Walter Shirlaw

American artist (1838-1909)

Born in Paisley. Died in Madrid.

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A life in paintings

Born 183815 dated paintingsDied 1909

19 works

  • Among the Old Poets
    Among the Old Poets
    Walter Shirlaw
    1838–1909 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Nature Study
    Nature Study
    Walter Shirlaw
    · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Studies of Bathers
    Studies of Bathers
    Walter Shirlaw
    · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Studies of Bathers Disrobing
    Studies of Bathers Disrobing
    Walter Shirlaw
    · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Studies of Sheep
    Studies of Sheep
    Walter Shirlaw
    · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Studies of Feet
    Studies of Feet
    Walter Shirlaw
    c. 1872 · National Gallery of Art
  • Study for "Toning the Bell"
    Study for "Toning the Bell"
    Walter Shirlaw
    c. 1874 · National Gallery of Art
  • In Mischief
    In Mischief
    Walter Shirlaw
    c. 1870 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Studies of Oxen
    Studies of Oxen
    Walter Shirlaw
    late 19th century · National Gallery of Art
  • Study of an Interior [verso]
    Study of an Interior [verso]
    Walter Shirlaw
    late 19th century · National Gallery of Art
  • The Inn, Germany
    The Inn, Germany
    Walter Shirlaw
    c. 1873 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Toning the Bell
    Toning the Bell
    Walter Shirlaw
    1874 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Bell Foundry, Germany
    Bell Foundry, Germany
    Walter Shirlaw
    c. 1874 · Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • In Church
    In Church
    Walter Shirlaw
    c. 1898 · Brooklyn Museum
  • Portrait of Dorothea A. Dreier (1870-1923)
    Portrait of Dorothea A. Dreier (1870-1923)
    Walter Shirlaw
    1908 · Yale University Art Gallery
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