artist: David Wilkie
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22 artworks found
instance of: painting (22)
genre: portrait (6) | self-portrait (4) | history painting (1) | religious art (1)
depicts: woman (1) | man (1) | Victoria (1) | tree (1) | George IV of the United Kingdom (1) | Holyrood Palace (1) | Privy Council of the United Kingdom (1) | Child Saint John (1) | Abraham Raimbach (1) | Robert Liston (1)
material used: oil paint (16) | canvas (8) | panel (7) | canvas (1)
collection: National Galleries of Scotland (6) | Yale Center for British Art (5) | National Portrait Gallery (3) | Auckland Art Gallery (2) | Metropolitan Museum of Art (1) | National Gallery of Art (1) | Apsley House (1) | Bavarian State Painting Collections (1) | Collection of paintings of the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille (1)
location: Yale Center for British Art (5) | National Portrait Gallery (3) | National Galleries of Scotland (3) | Scottish National Gallery (2) | Auckland Art Gallery (2) | Metropolitan Museum of Art (1) | Neue Pinakothek (1) | National Gallery of Art (1) | Apsley House (1) | Scottish National Portrait Gallery (1) | Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille (1)
main subject: Abraham Raimbach (1)
Ceres in search of Proserpine
The Entrance of George IV at the Palace of Holyroodhouse
Portrait de Thomas, neuvième comte de Kellie
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
Victoria holding a Privy Council meeting.
Sketch for 'The Reading of a Will'
The Highland Family
Abraham Raimbach
The Letter of Introduction
Distraining for Rent
Sir Robert Liston, 1742 - 1836. Diplomat
Self-Portrait
Reading the Will
Self-Portrait
The Rev Edward Irving When a Young Man
The Holy Family with Saint Elizabeth and Saint John the Baptist
Pitlessie Fair
Sir David Wilkie
Chelsea Pensioners Receiving the Gazette Announcing the Battle of Waterloo
King William IV
Chelsea Pensioners reading the Waterloo Dispatch
The Pedlar