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Frederick Brown
1851–1941
British painter and teacher, born in Chelmsford, the son of a painter. A founder member of the *New English Art Club in 1886, he was responsible for drawing up the rules of the club and was amongst the most energetic in its campaign against the conservatism of the *Royal Academy.
Text Source: A Dictionary of Modern and Contemporary Art (Oxford University Press)
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Marketing 1887 Frederick Brown (1851–1941)Marketing 1887 Manchester Art Gallery
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The Ivy Arch ?c.1933–7 Frederick Brown (1851–1941)The Ivy Arch ?c.1933–7 Tate
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Portrait of the Painter 1932 Frederick Brown (1851–1941)Portrait of the Painter 1932 Tate
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Self Portrait 1911 Frederick Brown (1851–1941)Self Portrait 1911 UCL Art Museum
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Hard Times 1886 Frederick Brown (1851–1941)Hard Times 1886 Walker Art Gallery
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Vase of Flowers Frederick Brown (1851–1941)Vase of Flowers UCL Art Museum
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Whin Hill, the Common, Southwold, Suffolk c.1888 Frederick Brown (1851–1941)Whin Hill, the Common, Southwold, Suffolk c.1888 Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service: Ipswich Borough Council Collection
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On the Wye, Chepstow Frederick Brown (1851–1941)On the Wye, Chepstow Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery
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Portrait of the Artist 1926 Frederick Brown (1851–1941)Portrait of the Artist 1926 Ferens Art Gallery -
Peasant Fare 1883 Frederick Brown (1851–1941)Peasant Fare 1883 Chelmsford Museum
