Artist
John Absolon
British, 1815–1895
John Absolon was a British British Romanticism artist. 18 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum. John Absolon was born in London.
John Absolon was a British watercolourist, specialising in figure painting. He studied in London and then Paris.
Works by John Absolon
- Soldier
- Young Soldier
- Officer, possibly a Spahi
- Coast Scene, Normandy
A Boulogne fisher-girl
Moncontour, Brittany
Part of the French Court, No. 2
Landscape with a cornfield in the foreground and hills in the distance
View of the North Transept, the Entrance to the Tukish Pavilion
View in the East Nave (Godfrey of Bouillon, by Simonis)
The Murder of Sir Louis Cavagnari at Kabul. 1879
View in the East Nave (The Amazon, by Kiss)
Part of the Chine Court
Untitled
Soldier, back view
The Finding of the Body of Tipu Sultan at Seringapatam.
Untitled
H Beard Print Collection
Collections represented
- Part of the French Court, No. 2
- Landscape with a cornfield in the foreground and hills in the distance
- View of the North Transept, the Entrance to the Tukish Pavilion
- View in the East Nave (Godfrey of Bouillon, by Simonis)
- The Murder of Sir Louis Cavagnari at Kabul. 1879
- View in the East Nave (The Amazon, by Kiss)
- Part of the Chine Court
- Untitled
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