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William Bonnar

British artist (1800-1863)

Born in Edinburgh. Died in Edinburgh.

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A life in paintings

Born 18008 dated paintingsDied 1863

10 works

  • The Tinkers
    The Tinkers
    William Bonnar
    1825 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Rev. Thomas Chalmers, 1780 - 1847. Preacher and social reformer
    Rev. Thomas Chalmers, 1780 - 1847. Preacher and social reformer
    William Bonnar
    c. 1830 · National Galleries Scotland
  • George Meikle Kemp, 1795 - 1844. Architect and designer of the Sir Walter Scott Monument
    George Meikle Kemp, 1795 - 1844. Architect and designer of the Sir Walter Scott Monument
    William Bonnar
    c. 1840 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Isabella Burns, Mrs John Begg, 1771 - 1858. Youngest sister of Robert Burns
    Isabella Burns, Mrs John Begg, 1771 - 1858. Youngest sister of Robert Burns
    William Bonnar
    1843 · National Galleries Scotland
  • George Johnston, 1797 - 1855. Naturalist and author
    George Johnston, 1797 - 1855. Naturalist and author
    William Bonnar
    1849 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Rev. William Cunningham, 1805 - 1861. Theologian
    Rev. William Cunningham, 1805 - 1861. Theologian
    William Bonnar
    c. 1850 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Rev. Dr Patrick Clason, 1789 - 1867. Minister in Buccleuch Parish Church, Edinburgh
    Rev. Dr Patrick Clason, 1789 - 1867. Minister in Buccleuch Parish Church, Edinburgh
    William Bonnar
    c. 1850 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Self-portrait
    Self-portrait
    William Bonnar
    c. 1853 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Rev. Thomas Blacklock, 1721 - 1791. Minister of Kirkcudbright and poet
    Rev. Thomas Blacklock, 1721 - 1791. Minister of Kirkcudbright and poet
    William Bonnar
    · National Galleries Scotland
  • Hugh Miller (1802–1856)
    Hugh Miller (1802–1856)
    probably by · Probably by William Bonnar
    · National Trust for Scotland
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