Arthur Trevor Haddon, Sir Edmund Taylor Whittaker

Arthur Trevor Haddon

British · 1864–1941 · Painter

Arthur Trevor Haddon, also known as Trevor Haddon, was a British painter and illustrator. (Wikipedia)

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  1. UntitledHelmuth Stone Gallery · $1,890$1,500 + $390 premium≈ £1,458≈ €1,606Sign up to see
  2. Arthur Trevor Haddon, Venetian flower and fruit market; Meeting at the fountain; a pair, oil on canvasVenetian flower and fruit market; Meeting at the fountain; a pairBonhams · £956≈ $1,256≈ €1,059Sign up to see
  3. Arthur Trevor Haddon, View of a villa in Toledo, Spain, oil on canvasView of a villa in Toledo, SpainBonhams · £750≈ $922≈ €839Sign up to see

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Arthur Trevor Haddon, also known as Trevor Haddon, was a British painter and illustrator.

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Born 1864, LondonDied 1941, CambridgeOccupation PainterWikidata Q16856391 ↗ULAN 500026940 ↗Museum works 2

Orientalism

Also known as Arthur Haddon, Trevor Haddon

Works in museum collections

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Arthur Trevor Haddon, Sir Edmund Taylor Whittaker
Sir Edmund Taylor Whittaker1933
National Portrait Gallery ↗
Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) — National Portrait Gallery
Arthur Trevor Haddon, Arthur Bernard Cook (1868–1952), Classicist, Fellow (1893–1952)
Arthur Bernard Cook (1868–1952), Classicist, Fellow (1893–1952)1933
Queens' College ↗
Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) — Queens' College

Artist record compiled from: Wikidata (CC0), Getty ULAN (ODC-By). See data sources & attribution.

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