Henry Wallis
1830–1916 · Symbolism & Art Nouveau
Biography
Henry Wallis (1830–1916) was an English painter close to the Pre-Raphaelites. The Death of Chatterton made him famous; he later devoted himself to writing and collecting ceramics.
Paintings in this gallery (1)
Famous works elsewhere
- The Stonebreaker 1857
- The Room in Which Shakespeare Was Born 1853
- Thomas Love Peacock 1858
- Study of Nude and Draped Figures - A Rough Sketch In Brown Paint Of Two Reclining Figures. Centre, A Nude Female Lying With Arms Around The Waist Of A ... 1870
- Corner of an Eastern Courtyard 1870
- Chatterton (The Death of Chatterton) 1855