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William Davis

Irish painter (1812-1873)

Born in Dublin. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 181220 dated paintingsDied 1873

43 works

  • Marine
    Marine
    William Davis
    19th century
  • Still Life with Dead Duck
    Still Life with Dead Duck
    William Davis
    1830–1873 · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • Gifts
    Gifts
    William Davis
    c. 1850 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Pheasant and Drake
    Pheasant and Drake
    William Davis
    c. 1850 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Game
    Game
    William Davis
    1851 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Self Portrait
    Self Portrait
    William Davis
    c. 1852 · Walker Art Gallery
  • On the Alt, near Formby and Ainsdale, Lancashire
    On the Alt, near Formby and Ainsdale, Lancashire
    William Davis
    1853 · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • Dead Birds
    Dead Birds
    William Davis
    1853 · Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
  • The Courtyard at Speke Hall
    The Courtyard at Speke Hall
    William Davis
    1854 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Bidston Marsh
    Bidston Marsh
    William Davis
    1855 · Walker Art Gallery
  • View from Bidston Hill
    View from Bidston Hill
    William Davis
    1856–1865 · Walker Art Gallery
  • View on the Liffey, near Leixlip
    View on the Liffey, near Leixlip
    William Davis
    1857 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Junction of the Liffey and Rye, near Leixlip
    Junction of the Liffey and Rye, near Leixlip
    William Davis
    1857 · Walker Art Gallery
  • The Rainbow
    The Rainbow
    William Davis
    1858 · Walker Art Gallery
  • At Hale, Lancashire
    At Hale, Lancashire
    William Davis
    1860–1870 · Walker Art Gallery
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