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David Scott

David Scott

Cain Degraded (Remorse) (1831)

The Dead Sarpedon, Borne by Sleep and Death (from Homer's 'The Iliad') (1831)

Russians Burying Their Dead (1832)

David Scott (1806–1849), Artist (1832)

William Bell Scott (1811–1890) (1832)

Sappho and Anacreon (1835)

The Vintager (1835)

Ariel and Caliban (1837)

Study for 'The Descent from the Cross' (1837)

Puck Fleeing from the Dawn (1837)

Orestes Seized by the Furies after the Murder of Clytemnestra (1838)

Alchemystical Adept (Paracelsus) Lecturing on the Elixir Vitae (1838)

Mythological Group (1840)

Queen Elizabeth (1533–1603), Viewing the Performance of 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' at the Globe Theatre (1840)

Mary, Queen of Scots, Receiving the Warrant for Her Execution (1840)

Philoctetes Left on the Isle of Lemnos by the Greeks on their Passage Towards Troy (1840)

The Traitor's Gate (1842)

Vasco da Gama Encountering the Spirit of the Storm (1842)

The Fire of London (1843)

The Belated Peasant (from Milton's 'Paradise Lost') (1843)

Dr Samuel Brown (1817–1856) (1844)

The Triumph of Love (1846)

The Pursuit of Fortune (1847)

The Ivy, The Oak and The Bonnie Birken Tree, Bettws y Coed (1923)

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