William Dyce
Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande
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1806 – 1864
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82 œuvres
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Œuvres (67)
Painting
1847
Saint Joseph
Royal Collection
1848
Omnia vanitas
Royal Academy
1849
Christ Enthroned with Saints (design for a fresco for All Saints, Margaret Street)
Victoria and Albert Museum
1850
Rebecca by William Dyce - William Dyce
Collection des Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
1850
John Knox Dispensing The Sacrament - Sketch (For Painting In John Knox House, Edinburgh)
Collection des Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
1851
King Lear and the Fool in the Storm
Galeries nationales d'Écosse
1853
The meeting of Jacob and Rachel
New Walk Museum and Art Gallery
1855
Christabel
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
1856
Portrait of a Lady (The Artist's Wife)
Collection des Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
1856
Titian Preparing To Make His First Essay In Colouring
Collection des Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
1856
Design For A Stained Glass Window In Ely Cathedral by William Dyce - William Dyce
Collection des Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
1857
William Dyce - Study for 'Pegwell Bay - a Recollection of October 5th 1858
Collection des Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
1857
The Highland Ferryman
Collection des Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
1858
Pegwell Bay, Kent – a Recollection of October 5th 1858
Tate
1858
A Scene in Arran
Collection des Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
1859
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Collection des Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums
1860
Henry VI at Towton, North Yorkshire
Guildhall Art Gallery
1860
Welsh Landscape with Two Women Knitting
Musée national de Cardiff
1860
Man of Sorrows
Galeries nationales d'Écosse
1860
Eliezer of Damascus
Minneapolis Institute of Art
1860
George Herbert at Bemerton, Salisbury
Guildhall Art Gallery
1860
David in the Wilderness
Galeries nationales d'Écosse
1860
The Garden of Gethsemane
Sudley House
Rosslyn Chapel, South Aisle
Galeries nationales d'Écosse
67 œuvres
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