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Kingdom of Great Britain · August 2, 1775 – March 13, 1863Wikidata

William Alfred Delamotte

English painter and engraver (1775-1863)

Born in Weymouth. Died in Oxford.

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A life in paintings

Born 17759 dated paintingsDied 1863

10 works

  • Three Sketches of Dusseldorf River Boats
    Three Sketches of Dusseldorf River Boats
    William Alfred Delamotte
    n.d. · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Three Sketches of Dusseldorf River Boats
    Three Sketches of Dusseldorf River Boats
    William Alfred Delamotte
    n.d. · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Cattle and a Windmill
    Cattle and a Windmill
    circle of · Circle of William Alfred Delamotte
    c. 1800–1863 · Ipswich Museum
  • Waterperry, Oxfordshire
    Waterperry, Oxfordshire
    William Alfred Delamotte
    1803 · Tate
  • On the Isis, Waterperry, Oxfordshire
    On the Isis, Waterperry, Oxfordshire
    William Alfred Delamotte
    1805 · Yale Center for British Art
  • On the Isis, Waterperry, Oxfordshire
    On the Isis, Waterperry, Oxfordshire
    William Alfred Delamotte
    1806 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire
    Little Marlow, Buckinghamshire
    William Alfred Delamotte
    1810 · Victoria and Albert Museum
  • Landscape with Ruins
    Landscape with Ruins
    William Alfred Delamotte
    1813 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • The Drovers' Lane near Bisham Abbey, Berkshire
    The Drovers' Lane near Bisham Abbey, Berkshire
    William Alfred Delamotte
    1815 · Dorset Museum & Art Gallery
  • Lake Avernus
    Lake Avernus
    William Alfred Delamotte
    · Ashmolean Museum
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