David Scott

David Scott

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1806 – 1849 · 36 works

Period of activity

Artworks (36)

1826

King Richard II

Musée d'Art d'Indianapolis
1831

Russians Burying Their Dead

Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
1831

Cain Degraded (Remorse)

Royal Scottish Academy
1831

The Dead Sarpedon, Borne by Sleep and Death (from Homer's 'The Iliad')

National Galleries Scotland
1832

David Scott, 1806 - 1849. Artist

National Galleries Scotland
1832

William Bell Scott (1811 - 1890)

National Galleries Scotland
1832

Nimrod

Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1835

The Vintager

National Galleries Scotland
1835

Sappho and Anacreon

Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1837

A Study for 'The Descent from the Cross

National Galleries Scotland
1837

Puck Fleeing from the Dawn

National Galleries Scotland
1837

Ariel and Caliban

National Galleries Scotland
1838

Orestes Seized by the Furies after the Murder of Clytemnestra

Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
1838

Alchemystical Adept (Paracelsus) Lecturing on the Elixir Vitae

National Galleries Scotland
1840

Queen Elizabeth (1533–1603), Viewing the Performance of 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' at the Globe Theatre

Victoria and Albert Museum
1840

Philoctetes left on the Isle of Lemnos by the Greeks on their passage towards Troy

National Galleries Scotland
1840

Mary, Queen of Scots, Receiving the Warrant for Her Execution

Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
1841

Duke of Gloucester taken into the Water Gate of Calais, 1380

Yale Center for British Art
1842

The Traitor's Gate

National Galleries Scotland
1843

The Fire of London

National Galleries Scotland
1843

The Belated Peasant (from Milton's 'Paradise Lost')

National Galleries Scotland
1844

Dr Samuel Brown (1817 - 1856)

National Galleries Scotland
1846

The Triumph of Love

Kirkcaldy Galleries
1847

The Pursuit of Fortune

National Galleries Scotland
36 works