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April 23, 1813 – February 28, 1888Wikidata

William Gush

British painter (1813-1888)

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A life in paintings

Born 18139 dated paintingsDied 1888

11 works

  • Samuel Peach
    Samuel Peach
    William Gush
    c. 1838 · Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
  • Sir Arthur Hallam Elton, 7th Bt MP (1818-1883)
    Sir Arthur Hallam Elton, 7th Bt MP (1818-1883)
    William Gush
    c. 1840–1850 · National Trust
  • Reverend David Cargill, MA
    Reverend David Cargill, MA
    William Gush
    c. 1841 · University of Aberdeen
  • Augusta Cargill, née Bicknell (1819–1871)
    Augusta Cargill, née Bicknell (1819–1871)
    William Gush
    c. 1841 · University of Aberdeen
  • Laura Beatrice Elton, Mrs George Gibbs (1842-1911), as a young girl
    Laura Beatrice Elton, Mrs George Gibbs (1842-1911), as a young girl
    William Gush
    c. 1850 · National Trust
  • Rhoda May Baird (1834-1913) and Sophia Eliza Baird (1836-1874)
    Rhoda May Baird (1834-1913) and Sophia Eliza Baird (1836-1874)
    William Gush
    c. 1850 · National Trust
  • Reverend John Mason
    Reverend John Mason
    William Gush
    c. 1850 · John Wesley's House And Attached Railings
  • John Curwen
    John Curwen
    William Gush
    c. 1857 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Sir William Minshull Bigg (1812–1867), LDS
    Sir William Minshull Bigg (1812–1867), LDS
    William Gush
    1861 · Royal Society of Medicine
  • Robert Lampton Surtees
    Robert Lampton Surtees
    William Gush
    · Darlington Library
  • Robert Newton
    Robert Newton
    William Gush
    · John Wesley's House And Attached Railings
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