Arthur Melville

1855–1904

Arthur Melville, ‘Audrey and her Goats’ 1883–9
Audrey and her Goats 1883–9
License this image

Biography

Arthur Melville (1858–1904) was a Scottish painter, now probably best remembered for his Orientalist subjects.

This biography is from Wikipedia under an Attribution-ShareAlike Creative Commons License. Spotted a problem? Let us know.

Read full Wikipedia entry

Artworks

Arthur Melville, ‘Audrey and her Goats’ 1883–9

Arthur Melville Audrey and her Goats

1883–9
N04043
Arthur Melville, ‘The Blue Night, Venice’ 1897

Arthur Melville The Blue Night, Venice

1897
N05067

Film and audio

Audrey and her goats (detail)

Audrey and her Goats | Tate Conservation

With enough support, we will be able to conserve Arthur Melville’s Audrey and her Goats for you and future ...

You might like

Dugald Sutherland Maccoll, ‘Brasenose College, Oxford’ ?exhibited 1909

Dugald Sutherland Maccoll

1859–1948
David Muirhead, ‘Portrait of a Girl’ c.1922

David Muirhead

1867–1930
Charles Conder, ‘Springtime’ 1892

Charles Conder

1868–1909
Walter Richard Sickert, ‘Ennui’ c.1914

Walter Richard Sickert

1860–1942
Albert Goodwin, ‘Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves’ 1901

Albert Goodwin

1845–1932
Thomas Hope McLachlan, ‘Evening Quiet’ 1891

Thomas Hope McLachlan

1845–1897
Sir William Nicholson, ‘Miss Jekyll’s Gardening Boots’ 1920

Sir William Nicholson

1872–1949
John Singer Sargent, ‘Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose’ 1885–6

John Singer Sargent

1856–1925
George Howard, Ninth Earl of Carlisle, ‘View from the Front of St John Lateran, Rome’ c.1870

George Howard, Ninth Earl of Carlisle

1843–1911
Sir Muirhead Bone, ‘In the War Zone’ 1916

Sir Muirhead Bone

1876–1953
Louis Anquetin, ‘Girl Reading a Newspaper’ 1890

Louis Anquetin

1861–1932
Philip Wilson Steer, ‘Seated Nude: The Black Hat’ c.1900

Philip Wilson Steer

1860–1942
James Charles, ‘Will It Rain?’ 1887

James Charles

1851–1906
Matthew Ridley Corbet, ‘Val d’Arno: Evening’ exhibited 1901

Matthew Ridley Corbet

1850–1902
William Small, ‘The Last Match’ 1887

William Small

1843–1931