Antique Painting Collection
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Affleck, William |
| Albrecht, Kurt |
| Andrews, Ambrose |
| Ballesio, Giuseppe |
| Bennett, Frank Moss |
| Boddington, Edwin Henry |
| Byles, William |
| Capeinick, Jean |
| Carlier, Max |
| Caser, Ettore |
| Clare, Oliver |
| Clare, Vincent |
| Coleman, Frank |
| Collins, Charles |
| Cunaeus, Conradyn |
| Damschroeder, JJM |
| Daynes-Grassot, Suzanne |
| De Paredes, Vincent |
| Dommersen, Pieter C. |
| Downing, Delapore |
| Gallon, Robert |
| Goodall, Frederick |
| Grant, Gordon Hope |
| Hawthorne, Charles |
| Hayllar, Janes |
| Hemelman, A. B. |
| Herberte, Edward |
| Hermanns, Heinrich |
| Hess, Marcel |
| Hooper, John H |
| Hughes, Talbot |
| Jacobs, Adolphe |
| Jacobsen, Antonio |
| Janssens, Rene |
| Knowles, George S. |
| Kuwasseg, Charles E. |
| Laudy, Jean |
| Lee-Hankey, William |
| Levigne, Theodore |
| Lipscombe, Guy |
| Maes, Jacques |
| Maggs, John C |
| Meyer, Frederick W |
| Montague, Alfred |
| Mortelmans, Frans |
| Mottard, Leonie |
| Norretranders, J |
| Parker, Henry H. |
| Richter, Herbert D. |
| Rosen, Ernest |
| Schafer, Henry |
| Shayer, Henry |
| Sieffert, Paul |
| Spohler, Jan Jacob |
| Stanfield, George C |
| Thompson, George A. |
| Thornley, William |
| Thors, Joseph |
| Toussaint, Fernand |
| Van Couver, Jan |
| Van Sluys, Remi |
| Verbrugghe, Charles |
| Vernon, Emile |
| Walsh, Lucie |
| Waugh, Frederick |
| Wheeler, Alfred |
| Williams, Albert |
| Williams, William of Plymouth |
| Wymer, Reginald |
| Yates, Gideon |
| Zuber-Buhler, Fritz |
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John Charles Maggs
Artist: John Charles Maggs
British (1819-1896)
Title: Coaching Scene
Medium: Oil on Canvas13" x 26"
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JOHN CHARLES MAGGS
British (1819-1896)
John Charles Maggs was born in England and was based in Bath.
He was considered a Bath coaching painter. He ran a school of painting in his studio at 34 Gay Street.
Although he never exhibited in London, he was widely patronized by lovers of coaching including Queen Victoria.
Like Charles Cooper Henderson, he carried the tradition of coaching painting well into the railway age. He was particularly fond of painting coaches in snow. |
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