Edmund Bristow
Irlande · 1787–1876 · 58 œuvres à collectionner
Edmund Bristow was an English animal, still life and subject painter.
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RareA Chestnut Hunter in a Meadow
RareA Monkey Alchemist
RareLady Katherine Molyneux's Pony Carriage
Rare"Beauty" with a Spaniel
RareA Prize Bull
RareThe Young Angler
RareJohn Carbonell (1760-1837) in the Grounds of his House at Windsor (around a figure by Zoffany)
RareWilliam Poad, the Mace-Bearer (1822–1869)
RareMischief
RareAlderman James Egelston, Mayor of New Windsor (1797, 1807 & 1821)
RareThree Sporting Dogs in a Landscape, with a Distant View of Windsor Castle
RareFrom a set of Four Singeries: A Monkey holding up a Notary
RareLandscape with Cattle
RareLandscape with Two Horses and a Goat by a Shed
RareThe End of the Chapter
RareThe Farrier's Shop
RareThe Eel Catcher
RareStudy of a Grey Horse
RareBay Horse in a Landscape
RareA Man in a Red Hat with a Whip and a Horse
RareA White Horse with a Groom, and Sheep in a Barn
RareA Distant View of Windsor from a Wood
RareDonkeys and Pigs
RareThe Rat Trap
RarePony and Cow by a Shed
RareYoung Man with a Cello
RareFrom a set of Four Singeries: An Encounter on a Bench
RareLandscape with Cattle and Sheep
RareTwo Cows by a Stream
RareA View of Windsor Castle
RareGypsy Encampment with Horse and Donkey
RareWindsor
RareHorseman and Herdsman conversing on a Road
RareFrom a set of Four Singeries: Three Monkeys drinking at a Table
RareDispensing of Medical Electricity (Electrotherapy)
RareView of Windsor Castle from the River with Cattle, and Two Men in a Boat
RareFrederick William Hervey, Lord Hervey, later Earl Jermyn, and finally, 2nd Marquess of Bristol (1800-1864) and his Brother The Hon. (later Lord) George Hervey (1803-1838)
RareAlderman James Egglestone (1760–1836), Mayor of Windsor (1797, 1807 & 1821)
RareDistant View of Windsor Castle, with Cows by the River
RareA Boy on Horseback conversing with a Countryman at the Roadside
RareTrust
RareWilliam Aiton (1731–1793), Holding a Plant (species of Aitonia) in His Right Hand and a Hand Lens in His Left (previously thought to be by Johann Zoffany)
RareFrom a set of Four Singeries: A Failed Escape: a Monkey cutting off the Suitor's Tail
RareTwo Sportsmen, one of them Mounted, with Dogs, outside a Cottage
RareElizabeth Aiton (c.1740–1826), Wife of William Aiton
RareA Grey and a Bay Hunter in a Landscape
RareLandscape with Cattle
RareThe Recruit
RarePointers in a landscape
RareGypsies Striking Camp
RareA White Dog standing by a Doorsetp
RareStill Life, Spaniel and Dead Game
RareGossip by the Wayside
RareA Bay Horse in a Field
RareCoastguard
RareDispensing of medical electricity
RareOutside the Guard House at Windsor
RareA Traveller and a Shepherd in a Landscape

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