John Faed

John Faed

1819 — 1902

British artist (1819-1902)

John Faed, R.S.A. was a Scottish painter.

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The Evening Hour (The Misses Bennie and Mr J. Noble Bennie)

The Evening Hour (The Misses Bennie and Mr J. Noble Bennie)

John Faed Scottish National Gallery

Self-Portrait

John Faed Metropolitan Museum of Art

Portrait of George Washington Taking the Salute at Trenton

Portrait of George Washington Taking the Salute at Trenton

Queen Margaret's Defiance of the Scottish Parliament

Queen Margaret's Defiance of the Scottish Parliament

John Faed Scottish National Gallery

A Study for 'Queen Margaret's Defiance of the Scottish Parliament' (NG 2527)

A Study for 'Queen Margaret's Defiance of the Scottish Parliament' (NG 2527)

John Faed Scottish National Gallery

The young duchess

The young duchess

Expulsion of Adam and Eve

Expulsion of Adam and Eve

John Faed Cleveland Museum of Art

Expulsion of Adam and Eve

Expulsion of Adam and Eve

A MAN

John Faed Cincinnati Art Museum

Arab Figures (Bazaar in Cairo)

Early Spring on Loch

John Faed The Dick Institute

Highland Interior with Figures (scene from 'Tam o' Shanter')

Provost Cavan

Rev. Alexander Duff, 1806 - 1878. Missionary and educationalist

Robert Hannay

Self Portrait

The Artist's Mother

The Cruel Sister

John Faed Bury Art Museum

The Shooting Match

The Standard Bearer and Helmeted Warrior

The Statute Fair

John Faed Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Trysting Place, Landscape with Cattle and Sheep

View of Gatehouse of Fleet

Trial of Lady Jane Grey

The Death of Burd Ellen

The Great Hall at Haddon

John Faed Victoria and Albert Museum

Catherine Seyton and Roland Graeme, from Sir Walter Scott's 'The Abbot'

John Faed Wolverhampton Art Gallery

The Wappenschaw

'Annie's Tryste'

Old Mare Maggie

John Faed Rozelle House Galleries

The Warning before Flodden

John Faed Wolverhampton Art Gallery

The Poet’s Dream

View of Gatehouse of Fleet

The Artist's Wife, Jane Macdonald (1820–1897)

The Little Seamstress

Charles Piazzi Smyth (1819–1900), FRSE