James Charles

1851–1906

James Charles, ‘Will It Rain?’ 1887
Will It Rain? 1887
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Biography

James Henry Charles (5 January 1851 – 27 August 1906) was a British impressionist artist.

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Artworks

James Charles, ‘Will It Rain?’ 1887

James Charles Will It Rain?

1887
N02119

James Charles Threatening Weather

date not known
N03394
James Charles, ‘Heads: Children and a Family Group’ c.1900

James Charles Heads: Children and a Family Group

c.1900
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James Charles, ‘Studies of Landscapes and Figures’ c.1902

James Charles Studies of Landscapes and Figures

c.1902
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James Charles, ‘Studies of Sheep’ 1863

James Charles Studies of Sheep

1863
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James Charles A Country Road

date not known
N02126
James Charles, ‘In the Hayfield: Two Studies’ 1876

James Charles In the Hayfield: Two Studies

1876
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