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William Yellowlees

Scottish painter (1796-1855)

Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 17965 dated paintingsDied 1855

8 works

  • Henry Erskine, 1746 - 1817. Lord Advocate
    Henry Erskine, 1746 - 1817. Lord Advocate
    William Yellowlees
    19th century · National Galleries Scotland
  • William Yellowlees, 1796 - 1855. Artist (Self-portrait)
    William Yellowlees, 1796 - 1855. Artist (Self-portrait)
    William Yellowlees
    1814 · National Galleries Scotland
  • H.R.H. Frederick Augustus, Duke of York and Albany, 1763 - 1827. Second son of George III
    H.R.H. Frederick Augustus, Duke of York and Albany, 1763 - 1827. Second son of George III
    William Yellowlees and after Thomas Lawrence
    1820s · National Galleries Scotland
  • Katherine Lindsay, Lady Henderland
    Katherine Lindsay, Lady Henderland
    William Yellowlees
    c. 1830 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Sir William Wightman (1784–1863), Honorary Fellow (1859)
    Sir William Wightman (1784–1863), Honorary Fellow (1859)
    William Yellowlees
    c. 1841 · The Queen's College
  • Rev. John Jamieson, 1759 - 1838. Antiquary and philologist
    Rev. John Jamieson, 1759 - 1838. Antiquary and philologist
    William Yellowlees
    · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Artist's Father (John Yellowlees, 1748 - 1831)
    The Artist's Father (John Yellowlees, 1748 - 1831)
    William Yellowlees
    · National Galleries Scotland
  • The Artist's Mother (Isabella Newton, Mrs John Yellowlees, 1753 - 1825)
    The Artist's Mother (Isabella Newton, Mrs John Yellowlees, 1753 - 1825)
    William Yellowlees
    · National Galleries Scotland
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