United Kingdom · August 4, 1804 – February 26, 1875Wikidata
Robert William Buss
British artist (1804-1875)
Born in London. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 180411 dated paintingsDied 1875
15 works
- Benjamin Webster as Apollo Belvi in 'Killing No Murder' by Theodore HookRobert William Buss1831 · Theatre Royal
- A Funeral BearerRobert William Buss1831–1840 · London Museum
- A Funeral BearerRobert William Buss1831–1840 · London Museum
- George Almar as Carnaby Cutpurse in 'The Cedar Chest'Robert William Buss1834 · University of Bristol Theatre Collection
- Scene from 'Don Juan'Robert William Buss1836 · Walker Art Gallery
- Scene from 'Don Juan'Robert William Buss1836 · Walker Art Gallery
- Masters Boydell & Sidney GravesRobert William Bussc. 1844 · Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
- The Origin of MusicRobert William Buss1845 · National Trust
- The Triumph of MusicRobert William Buss1845 · National Trust
- The CrowdRobert William Buss1847 · Guildhall Art Gallery
- Dickens' DreamRobert William Buss1870 · Charles Dickens Museum
J. B. Buckstone as Spado in 'The Castle of Andalusia' by John O'Keefe, Haymarket Theatre, 1833Robert William Buss· Holburne Museum
Richard Bentley (after James Thornhill)Robert William Buss· Victoria and Albert Museum
John Cooper as Captain Mouth in 'The Bride of Ludgate'Robert William Buss· University of Bristol Theatre Collection
John Jackson (1801–1848), the Wood-Engraver at WorkRobert William Buss· Victoria and Albert Museum