Thomas Sword Good

1789–1872

Thomas Sword Good, ‘A Man Reading’ exhibited 1827
A Man Reading exhibited 1827
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Biography

Thomas Sword Good (1789–1872) was an English painter, known for genre works.

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Artworks

Thomas Sword Good, ‘A Man Reading’ exhibited 1827

Thomas Sword Good A Man Reading

exhibited 1827
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Thomas Sword Good Study of a Boy

date not known
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Thomas Sword Good, ‘No News’ exhibited 1833

Thomas Sword Good No News

exhibited 1833
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Thomas Sword Good, ‘Fisherman with a Gun’ ?1832

Thomas Sword Good Fisherman with a Gun

?1832
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