George Robert Lewis

1782–1871

George Robert Lewis, ‘Hereford, Dynedor and the Malvern Hills, from the Haywood Lodge, Harvest Scene, Afternoon’ 1815
Hereford, Dynedor and the Malvern Hills, from the Haywood Lodge, Harvest Scene, Afternoon 1815
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George Robert Lewis (1782–1871) was a versatile English painter of landscapes and portraits.

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Artworks

George Robert Lewis, ‘Hereford, Dynedor and the Malvern Hills, from the Haywood Lodge, Harvest Scene, Afternoon’ 1815

George Robert Lewis Hereford, Dynedor and the Malvern Hills, from the Haywood Lodge, Harvest Scene, Afternoon

1815
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George Robert Lewis, ‘Harvest Field with Gleaners, Haywood, Herefordshire’ 1815

George Robert Lewis Harvest Field with Gleaners, Haywood, Herefordshire

1815
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George Robert Lewis, ‘Harvest Field with Reapers, Haywood, Herefordshire’ 1815

George Robert Lewis Harvest Field with Reapers, Haywood, Herefordshire

1815
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George Robert Lewis, ‘Louvain’ 1819

George Robert Lewis Louvain

1819
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George Robert Lewis, ‘Hereford, from the Haywood, Noon’ 1815

George Robert Lewis Hereford, from the Haywood, Noon

1815
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George Robert Lewis, ‘Clearing a Site in Paddington for Development’ ?c.1815–23

George Robert Lewis Clearing a Site in Paddington for Development

?c.1815–23
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George Robert Lewis, ‘Amsterdam’ 1819

George Robert Lewis Amsterdam

1819
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George Robert Lewis, ‘Studies of Carts at Ghent’ 1833

George Robert Lewis Studies of Carts at Ghent

1833
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