Francis Wheatley

1747–1801

Francis Wheatley, ‘A Family Group in a Landscape’ c.1775
A Family Group in a Landscape c.1775
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Biography

Francis Wheatley RA (1747 in London – 28 June 1801) was an English portrait and landscape painter.

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Artworks

Francis Wheatley, ‘A Family Group in a Landscape’ c.1775

Francis Wheatley A Family Group in a Landscape

c.1775
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Francis Wheatley, ‘Man with a Dog’ c.1775

Francis Wheatley Man with a Dog

c.1775
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Francis Wheatley, ‘Enniskerry’ 1783

Francis Wheatley Enniskerry

1783
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