Quick Facts
- Color intensity: vivid
- Nationality: United Kingdom
- Lifespan: 34 years
- Also known as: henry dawson
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Born: 1844, Hull, United Kingdom
- Works on APS: 109
- Movements: romanticism
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- Top 3 works:
- Nottingham Castle (King Charles I Raising His Standard, 24 August 1642)
- Dartmouth from St Petrox Churchyard, Devon
- Pilgrims in Sight of the Celestial City
- Art period: 19th Century
- Museums on APS:
- New Walk Museum - Art Gallery
- New Walk Museum - Art Gallery
- New Walk Museum - Art Gallery
- New Walk Museum - Art Gallery
- New Walk Museum - Art Gallery
- Died: 1878
- Creative periods: mature period
- Top-ranked work: Nottingham Castle (King Charles I Raising His Standard, 24 August 1642)
- Typical colors: warm
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