Sir David Cameron

1865–1945

Sir David Cameron, ‘Ben Ledi’ 1914
Ben Ledi 1914
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Biography

Sir David Young Cameron (28 June 1865 – 16 September 1945) was a Scottish painter and etcher.

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Artworks

Sir David Cameron, ‘Ben Ledi’ 1914

Sir David Cameron Ben Ledi

1914
N03209
Sir David Cameron, ‘Stirling Castle’ ?c.1914

Sir David Cameron Stirling Castle

?c.1914
N03324
Sir David Cameron, ‘The Admiralty’ 1889

Sir David Cameron The Admiralty

1889
P01006
Sir David Cameron, ‘Rue du Bourg, Chartres’ 1917

Sir David Cameron Rue du Bourg, Chartres

1917
N03813
Sir David Cameron, ‘Turkish Fort’ 1909

Sir David Cameron Turkish Fort

1909
View by appointment P01007

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