Philip Reinagle
Royaume-Uni · 1749–1833 · 32 œuvres à collectionner
Philip Reinagle est un peintre anglais d'animaux, de paysages et de scènes botaniques. Fils d'un musicien hongrois vivant à Édimbourg, Reinagle vient à Londres en 1763 et après avoir fait un apprentissage, devient plus tard membre de la Royal Academy.
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ÉpiquePortrait d'un chien musical extraordinaire
RareRobert Hooper (1773–1835)
RareThe Mountains of Vietri
RareThe Blue Passion Flower, for Robert John Thornton’s Temple of Flora (London, 1799–1812)
RareHare Coursing
RareWakefield Bridge and Chantry Chapel
RareRiver Scene with Figures
RareA Moorhen, a Gull, a Scarlet Macaw and Red-Rumped a Cacique by a Stream in a Landscape
RareWakefield Bridge and Chantry Chapel
RareEagle and Vulture Disputing with a Hyena
RareElizabeth Patteson, née Staniforth (1760–1838)
RareMembers of the Carrow Abbey
RareCharles Harvey (1757–1843), Later Charles Savill Onley
RareBirds of Prey, Goats and a Wolf, in a Landscape
RareFoliage, Flowers and Birds
RareJoseph Boruwlaski (1739–1837)
RareThree Children Dressing Up
RareSpearing the Otter
RareA Sportsman and his Dog
RareParakeet with Grapes and Hollyhocks
RareAn Otter Hunt
RareThe Shire Hall, Chelmsford
RareLandscape with Cows
RareThe Heron Shoot
RareMrs John Patteson, née Elizabeth Staniforth (1760–1838)
RareLandscape
RareJohn Patteson (1755–1833), Mayor of Norwich (1788)
RareJohn Nicholson (1730–1796), a Cambridge Bookseller Known Universally as 'Maps'
RareAdoration of the Magi (copy after Peter Paul Rubens)
RareHarrier Killing a BitternRarePortrait of Mrs Congreve with her Children
RarePartridges in a Moorland Landscape


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