Frederick Walker

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exhibited 1864

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Artist: Frederick Walker 1840–1875
Medium: Gouache on paper
Dimensions: Support: 248 x 308 mm
Collection: Tate
Acquisition: Presented by Alfred A. de Pass 1910
Reference: N02687

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Frederick Walker, ‘The Old Gate’ 1874–5

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Frederick Walker, ‘Philip in Church, engraved by Swain’ published 1862

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Frederick Walker, ‘The Chaplain’s Daughter’ c.1868

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Frederick Walker, ‘The Vagrants’ 1868

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Frederick Walker, ‘The Woman in White’ 1871

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Frederick Walker, ‘Study for ‘Marlow Ferry’’ 1861

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Frederick Walker, ‘Study for ‘The Harbour of Refuge’’ c.1872

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Frederick Walker, ‘Spring Days, engraved by the Brothers Dalziel’ published 1866

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John Robertson Reid, ‘Toil and Pleasure’ 1879

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Frederick Walker, ‘The Harbour of Refuge’ 1872

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