United Kingdom · November 18, 1785 – June 1, 1841Wikidata
David Wilkie
Scottish painter (1785-1841)
Born in Fife. Died in Crown Colony of Malta.
A life in paintings
Born 1785122 dated paintingsDied 1841
160 works
1 without a public image, listed last
- The Only Child; The Jew's Harp; The Cut Finger; Blind Man's Buff; The Rent Day; The Scotch Piper; The Prieu-Dieu; and Self Portrait: A Sketch of the Eight Paintings Framed and Hanging on a WallDavid Wilkie19th century · Yale Center for British Art
A festive gatheringDavid Wilkie19th century · National Museum of Fine Arts of Cuba
Ceres in search of ProserpineDavid Wilkie1803 · Auckland Art Gallery
Pitlessie FairDavid Wilkie1804 · National Galleries Scotland
The Village Recruitschool of · School of David Wilkiec. 1804 · The Fusilier Museum
Self-PortraitDavid Wilkie1804–1805 · National Galleries Scotland- William Chalmers Bethune (1744 - 1807), his Wife Isobel Morison (1760 - 1850) and their Daughter Isabella Maxwell Morison (1795 - 1818)David Wilkie1804 · National Galleries Scotland
Doctor Charles GraceDavid Wilkiec. 1804 · St Andrews Museum
Boys playing MarblesDavid Wilkie1805–1841 · National Trust
James Morison of Naughton, with His GranddaughterDavid Wilkie1805 · The Fleming Collection
The Blind FiddlerDavid Wilkie1806 · Tate
Hartley Coleridge (1796–1849), as a BoyDavid Wilkie1806 · Dove Cottage
A Head and Two Hands (sketch)David Wilkie1806 · Victoria and Albert Museum- The blind violinistDavid Wilkie1807 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
The Jew's HarpDavid Wilkie1808 · Sudley House