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1836 - 1892. Known for: Sheep, cattle, and deer in landscape painting.
Charles Jones was a London painter known for his paintings of sheep, cattle, and deer in landscape settings. He was affectionately known as `Sheep` Jones due to his skillful and realistic portrayal... Read full biography
Charles Jones was a London painter known for his paintings of sheep, cattle, and deer in landscape settings. He was affectionately known as `Sheep` Jones due to his skillful and realistic portrayal of them. From 1860 to 1891, he exhibited at the Royal Academy and at the British Institution from... Read full biography
Charles Jones was a London painter known for his paintings of sheep, cattle, and deer in landscape settings. He was affectionately known as `Sheep` Jones due to his skillful and realistic portrayal of them. From 1860 to 1891, he exhibited at the Royal Academy and at the British Institution from 1861 to 1863. He also exhibited at Suffolk Street and the New Watercolour Society. He was a member of the Royal Cambrian Academy, Manchester and around 1890 was awarded a gold medal at the Crystal Palace.... Read full biography
Charles Jones was a London painter known for his paintings of sheep, cattle, and deer in landscape settings. He was affectionately known as `Sheep` Jones due to his skillful and realistic portrayal of them. From 1860 to 1891, he exhibited at the Royal Academy and at the British Institution from 1861 to 1863. He also exhibited at Suffolk Street and the New Watercolour Society. He was a member of the Royal Cambrian Academy, Manchester and around 1890 was awarded a gold medal at the Crystal Palace.
Charles Jones was a London painter known for his paintings of sheep, cattle, and deer in landscape settings. He was affectionately known as `Sheep` Jones due to his skillful and realistic portrayal of them. From 1860 to 1891, he exhibited at the Royal Academy and at the British Institution from 1861 to 1863. He also exhibited at Suffolk Street and the New Watercolour Society. He was a member of the Royal Cambrian Academy, Manchester and around 1890 was awarded a gold medal at the Crystal Palace.