Henry Anderton

c.1630–1665

Henry Anderton, ‘Mountain Landscape with Dancing Shepherd’ c.1650–60 — Mountain Landscape with Dancing Shepherd c.1650–60
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Biography

Henry Anderton (1630 – 1667) was an English painter, mainly known for his portraits.

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Artworks

Henry Anderton, ‘Mountain Landscape with Dancing Shepherd’ c.1650–60

Henry Anderton Mountain Landscape with Dancing Shepherd

c.1650–60

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Henry Anderton, ‘Mountain Landscape with Dancing Shepherd’ c.1650–60

Mountain Landscape with Dancing Shepherd c.1650‒60: By Henry Anderton

Rica Jones and Joyce H. Townsend

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