Henry William Banks Davis

1833–1914

Henry William Banks Davis, ‘Mother and Son’ 1881
Mother and Son 1881
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Biography

Henry William Banks Davis (1833–1914) was a popular English landscape and animal painter, noted for his pastoral scenes, often populated with cattle and other farm animals.

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Artworks

Henry William Banks Davis, ‘Mother and Son’ 1881

Henry William Banks Davis Mother and Son

1881
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Henry William Banks Davis, ‘Approaching Night’ 1899

Henry William Banks Davis Approaching Night

1899
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Henry William Banks Davis, ‘Returning to the Fold’ 1880

Henry William Banks Davis Returning to the Fold

1880
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