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Biography
John William Inchbold (29 August 1830 – 23 January 1888) was an English painter who was born in Leeds, Yorkshire. His style was influenced by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. He was the son of a Yorkshire newspaper owner, Thomas Inchbold.
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John William Inchbold The Moorland (Dewar-stone, Dartmoor)
1854 -
John William Inchbold Gordale Scar, Yorkshire
exhibited 1876 -
John William Inchbold Peat Burning
c.1864–6 -
John William Inchbold Tintagel
1862 -
John William Inchbold Two Men Scything
1861 -
John William Inchbold Tintagel
1861 -
John William Inchbold A Sunlit Wood
1861 -
John William Inchbold Forest of Fontainebleau: A Chestnut Tree
date not known
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