Edward Dayes

1763–1804

Bedlam Furnace, Coalbrookdale
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Biography

Edward Dayes (London, 1763–1804, London) was an English watercolour painter and engraver in mezzotint.

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Artworks

Edward Dayes Bedlam Furnace, Coalbrookdale

date not known
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Edward Dayes, ‘The Fall of the Rebel Angels’ 1798

Edward Dayes The Fall of the Rebel Angels

1798
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after Edward Dayes, ‘Kirkstall Abbey, engraved by Goldar’ published 1803

After Edward Dayes Kirkstall Abbey, engraved by Goldar

published 1803
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after Edward Dayes, ‘Caversham Park, Oxfordshire, engraved by W. and J. Walker’ published 1793

After Edward Dayes Caversham Park, Oxfordshire, engraved by W. and J. Walker

published 1793
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Edward Dayes, formerly attributed to Joseph Mallord William Turner Llanberis Pass, North Wales

date not known
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after Edward Dayes, ‘The Peak Cavern, Derbyshire: Great Tom of Lincoln, engraved by J. Smith’ published 1803

After Edward Dayes The Peak Cavern, Derbyshire: Great Tom of Lincoln, engraved by J. Smith

published 1803
T06397
after Edward Dayes, ‘Kirkstall Abbey, Yorkshire, engraved by J. Greig’ published 1808

After Edward Dayes Kirkstall Abbey, Yorkshire, engraved by J. Greig

published 1808
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Edward Dayes Castle Ruins among Trees on a Hill (?Ludlow)

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