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Clement Burlison

Clement Burlison

The Village Festival (copy after David Wilkie) (1843)

John Philip Kemble (1758–1822), as Hamlet (copy after Thomas Lawrence) (1844)

Landscape (after Salomon van Ruysdael) (1844)

Self Portrait (copy of Anthony van Dyck) (1844)

Madonna and Child with Saint Catherine and a Rabbit (recto) (copy after Titian) (1844)

Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome (copy after Bartolomé Esteban Murillo) (1846)

Profane Love (copy after Titian) (1846)

Cain and Abel (1846)

The Dogana, San Giorgio, Venice, Italy (copy after Joseph Mallord William Turner) (1846)

Madonna della sedia (copy after Raphael) (1846)

John Bramwell (1794–1882), Mayor of Durham (1840–1842, 1845–1846 1852–1853) (1847)

Joe Bainbridge, the Castle Postman (1850)

Joe Bainbridge, the Castle Postman (1850)

Sir Robert Peel (1788–1850), 2nd Bt, Prime Minister (1852)

William Henderson (1813–1891), Mayor of Durham (1848–1849) (1853)

Robert Burns (1759–1796) (1859)

Thomas Belk, Town Clerk of Hartlepool (1841–1882) (1859)

Holy Trinity Church, Darlington, County Durham (1860)

Holy Trinity Church, Darlington, County Durham (1860)

The Tribute Money (copy after Titian) (1868)

Mrs Horner's Dog (1872)

Mrs Horner's Dog (1872)

Alderman John Horsley, JP, Mayor of Hartlepool (1881–1885) (1884)

Alice Frances Theodora Wythes (1875–1957), Marchioness of Bristol, as a Young Girl (1886)

The Reverend Dr John Cundill (1812–1894) (1889)

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