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October 25, 1835 – April 2, 1910Wikidata

William McTaggart

British artist (1835–1910)

Born in Argyll and Bute. Died in Edinburgh.

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A life in paintings

Born 1835112 dated paintingsDied 1910

127 works

  • Study of a Waterpipe in a Landscape
    Study of a Waterpipe in a Landscape
    William McTaggart
    1849–1910 · Scottish National Gallery
  • Life Study: Seated Male Nude
    Life Study: Seated Male Nude
    William McTaggart
    1850–1855 · Scottish National Gallery
  • Sketch of a church door
    Sketch of a church door
    William McTaggart
    c. 1860 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Past and the Present
    The Past and the Present
    William McTaggart
    c. 1860 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Pleasures of Hope
    The Pleasures of Hope
    William McTaggart
    1860 · National Trust
  • The Old Pump Well
    The Old Pump Well
    William McTaggart
    1862 · Stirling Smith Museum and Art Gallery
  • Helping Granny
    Helping Granny
    William McTaggart
    1863 · Kirkcaldy Galleries
  • Spring
    Spring
    William McTaggart
    1864 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Grandmother's Pet
    Grandmother's Pet
    William McTaggart
    1864 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • A Day's Fishing, Evening
    A Day's Fishing, Evening
    William McTaggart
    1866 · The Fleming Collection
  • A Day's Fishing, Morning
    A Day's Fishing, Morning
    William McTaggart
    1866 · The Fleming Collection
  • Do Doggies Gang tae Heaven?
    Do Doggies Gang tae Heaven?
    William McTaggart
    1867 · Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
  • Halfway Home
    Halfway Home
    William McTaggart
    1869 · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Old Net
    The Old Net
    William McTaggart
    1869 · Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
  • Dora
    Dora
    William McTaggart
    1869 · Royal Scottish Academy
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