Paul Maitland

1863–1909

*The Three Public-Houses, Morning Sun Light* c.1889
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Historic and Modern British Art

Biography

Paul Fordyce Maitland (London 1863 – 13 May 1909 London) was a British painter; one of the first Impressionists there. Most of his works are landscapes and urban scenes in and around Chelsea.

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Artworks

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Cheyne Walk: The Corner of Beaufort Street
Paul Maitland
date not known
Kensington Gardens: Vicinity of the Pond
Paul Maitland
?1907
Barges, Chelsea Riverside, the ‘Eighties
Paul Maitland
?c.1885–90
Hyacinth
Paul Maitland
c.1883
Factories Bordering the River
Paul Maitland
c.1886

On display at Tate Britain part of Historic and Modern British Art
The Sun Pier, Chatham
Paul Maitland
c.1897
The Gardens, Chelsea Embankment
Paul Maitland
c.1889
Surrey Side of the River - Grey Day
Paul Maitland
c.1886

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Historic and Modern British Art

Biography

Artworks

Cheyne Walk: The Corner of Beaufort Street

Kensington Gardens: Vicinity of the Pond

Barges, Chelsea Riverside, the ‘Eighties

Hyacinth

Factories Bordering the River

The Sun Pier, Chatham

The Gardens, Chelsea Embankment

Surrey Side of the River - Grey Day

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