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11 paintings

  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    David Wilkie
    1804–1805 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Sir David Wilkie
    Sir David Wilkie
    John Jackson
    c. 1810 · Yale Center for British Art
  • 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 Wall
    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 Wall
    David Wilkie
    19th century · Yale Center for British Art
  • Self-Portrait
    Self-Portrait
    David Wilkie
    c. 1840 · Yale Center for British Art
  • Sir David Wilkie, 1785 - 1841. Artist (Self-portrait)
    Sir David Wilkie, 1785 - 1841. Artist (Self-portrait)
    David Wilkie
    · National Galleries Scotland
  • Sir David Wilkie, 1785 - 1841. Artist (Self-portrait)
    Sir David Wilkie, 1785 - 1841. Artist (Self-portrait)
    David Wilkie
    · National Galleries Scotland
  • Sir David Wilkie, 1785 - 1841. Artist
    Sir David Wilkie, 1785 - 1841. Artist
    William Beechey
    c. 1808–1809 · National Galleries Scotland
  • Sir David Wilkie
    Sir David Wilkie
    David Wilkie
    1813 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Study for 'Patrons and Lovers of Art'
    Study for 'Patrons and Lovers of Art'
    Pieter Christoffel Wonder
    c. 1830 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Sir David Wilkie, R.A.
    Sir David Wilkie, R.A.
    Thomas Phillips
    1829 · Tate
  • David Wilkie (1785–1841) (?)
    David Wilkie (1785–1841) (?)
    After Henry Raeburn
    · Lady Lever Art Gallery
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