Samuel Colman (or Coleman)

1780–1845

Samuel Colman (or Coleman), ‘The Destruction of the Temple’ c.1830–40
The Destruction of the Temple c.1830–40
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Biography

For the American painter (1832–1920) see Samuel Colman

Samuel Colman, also Samuel Coleman, (1780‑1845) was an English painter, based in Bristol for most of his career.

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Artworks

Samuel Colman (or Coleman), ‘The Destruction of the Temple’ c.1830–40

Samuel Colman (or Coleman) The Destruction of the Temple

c.1830–40
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Samuel Colman (or Coleman), ‘The Death of Amelia’ ?1804

Samuel Colman (or Coleman) The Death of Amelia

?1804
T02109

Samuel Colman (or Coleman) The Temple of Flora

date not known
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