Francis Dodd

1874–1949

Francis Dodd, ‘A Smiling Woman’ 1904 — A Smiling Woman 1904
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Biography

Francis Edgar Dodd (29 November 1874 – 7 March 1949) was a British portrait painter, landscape artist and printmaker.

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Artworks

Francis Dodd, ‘A Smiling Woman’ 1904

Francis Dodd A Smiling Woman

1904

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Francis Dodd, ‘Ely’ 1926

Francis Dodd Ely

1926

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Francis Dodd, ‘Edward Garnett’ exhibited 1926

Francis Dodd Edward Garnett

exhibited 1926

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Francis Dodd, ‘In the Parlour’ 1937

Francis Dodd In the Parlour

1937

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Francis Dodd, ‘Charles Aitken’ 1914

Francis Dodd Charles Aitken

1914

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Francis Dodd Cumberland Market

date not known

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