George Vicat Cole

1833–1893

George Vicat Cole, ‘The Pool of London’ 1888
The Pool of London 1888
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Biography

George Vicat Cole (17 April 1833 – 6 April 1893) was an English painter.

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Artworks

George Vicat Cole, ‘The Pool of London’ 1888

George Vicat Cole The Pool of London

1888
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George Vicat Cole A Boy

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