Thomas Woodward

1801–1852

Thomas Woodward, ‘The Rat-Catcher and his Dogs’ exhibited 1824
The Rat-Catcher and his Dogs exhibited 1824
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Artworks

Thomas Woodward, ‘The Rat-Catcher and his Dogs’ exhibited 1824

Thomas Woodward The Rat-Catcher and his Dogs

exhibited 1824
On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art N01379
Thomas Woodward, ‘Horses Surprised by Wolves’ 1842

Thomas Woodward Horses Surprised by Wolves

1842
N05426

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