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George Reid
Sir George Reid
Scottish artist (1841-1913).
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MutualArt Artist
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Human
Date of Birth
10/31/1841
1841
Sex or Gender
Male
Date of Death
2/9/1913
1910
Given Name
George
Occupation
Painter
Lithographer
Scientific Illustrator
Artist
Place of Birth
Aberdeen
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Award Received
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22 items
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Reid
Scotland
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Somerset
Country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
(1866)
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1866
Utrecht
(1866)
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1866
Knight of the Garter
(1902)
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1902
Knight Bachelor
National Galleries Scotland
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
National Portrait Gallery
Manchester Art Gallery
Walker Art Gallery
National Railway Museum
Aberdeen Maritime Museum
Perth Art Gallery
Leeds Art Gallery
The Fleming Collection
Kirkcaldy Galleries
Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery
Berwick Museum and Art Gallery
City Art Centre
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
McLean Museum and Art Gallery
Wardlaw Museum
Low Parks Museum
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
Dundee Art Galleries and Museums
Rozelle House Galleries
Aberdeenshire Museums Discovery Centre
Portrait Painting
Landscape Painting
Edinburgh College of Art
(1862 - )
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1862
Royal Scottish Academy
English
The Nuttall Encyclopædia
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Reid, Sir George
1922 Encyclopædia Britannica
Encyclopædia Britannica 11th Edition
1856
1913
George Reid
John Forbes White
George Reid
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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Reid, Sir George
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1922 Encyclopædia Britannica/Reid, Sir George
Alexander Mollinger
St Peter's Cemetery, King Street, Aberdeen
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