Maria Spilsbury

1777–c.1823

Maria Spilsbury, ‘The Schoolmistress’ c.1803
The Schoolmistress c.1803
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Biography

Maria Spilsbury (1776–1820) was a British artist known for her religious paintings and portraiture.

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Artworks

Maria Spilsbury, ‘The Schoolmistress’ c.1803

Maria Spilsbury The Schoolmistress

c.1803
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