Person    | Male  Born 27/1/1805  Died 24/5/1881

Samuel Palmer (artist)

Categories: Art

Landscape painter. Born Surrey Square, SE17. Little formal training. 1826 -1835 he lived in Shoreham, Kent which he painted as a pastoral paradise. Associated with William Blake and John Linnell, whose daughter, Hannah, he married. Died Redhill, Surrey.

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Samuel Palmer (artist)

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Samuel Palmer

Samuel Palmer, 1805 - 1881, artist, lived here, 1851 - 1861. Greater London C...

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Samuel Palmer - SE17

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