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Sophie Gengembre Anderson
1823–1903 · France · Pre-Raphaelite
Sophie Gengembre Anderson (1823 – 10 March 1903) was a French-born British Victorian painter who was also active in the United States for extended periods. She specialised in genre paintings of children and women, typically in rural settings. Wikipedia
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Works
- “Take the Fair Face of Woman”
- “Ready for the Ball”
- “Shepherd Piper”, 1881
- “The Time of the Lilacs”
- “No Walk Today”
- “Windfalls”
- “Young Girl”
- “Love in a Mist”
- “The Turtle Dove”, 1903
- “The Lily Maid of Astolat 1870”, 1870 — Walker Art Gallery
- “After the Earthquake”, 1884 — Auckland Art Gallery
- “The Song”, 1881 — Wolverhampton Art Gallery
- “A Neapolitan Child” — Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
- “Foundling Girls in the Chapel” — Foundling Museum
- “Girl With Lilac”
- “Heavenwards”, 1883
- “Her Favorite Pets”
- “It's Touch and Go to Laugh or No”, 1857
- “The Birds-Nest”
- “The Bonfire”, 1903
- “The Song of the Lark”, 1903
- “When The Heart Is Young”
- “An Autumn Princess”
- “Roses” — Falmouth Art Gallery
- “Young Girl with Garland of Flowers in Her Hair” — Falmouth Art Gallery
- “At the Well”
- “Portrait of a Young Girl”
- “Christimas Time - Here's The Gobbler!”
- “The Head of a Nymph”
- “Fisherman's Children, Capri”, 1871
- “Pet Canary” — The New Art Gallery Walsall
- “Scheherazade”, 1875 — The New Art Gallery Walsall
- “Capri Girl with Flowers” — Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
- “The Children's Story Book”, 1865 — Birmingham Museums Trust
- “Young Girl Fixing Her Hair”
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