Frank Huddlestone Potter

1845–1887

Frank Huddlestone Potter, ‘A Music Lesson’ 1887
A Music Lesson 1887
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Artworks

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Frank Huddlestone Potter, ‘A Music Lesson’ 1887

Frank Huddlestone Potter A Music Lesson

1887
On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art

Frank Huddlestone Potter Girl Resting at a Piano

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Frank Huddlestone Potter A Girl Reading

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Frank Huddlestone Potter Little Dormouse

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Frank Huddlestone Potter Head of a Girl

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Frank Huddlestone Potter, ‘A Quiet Corner: Miss E.A. Whelan’ c.1887

Frank Huddlestone Potter A Quiet Corner: Miss E.A. Whelan

c.1887

Frank Huddlestone Potter Nothing to Do

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Frank Huddlestone Potter Rest

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