Ford Madox Brown (1821-1893), Painter and designer
Sitter in 4 portraits
Artist associated with 13 portraits
Ford Madox Brown studied in the Low Countries and Paris and, in 1845, visited Rome where he came under the influence of the German Nazarene painters. A letter of admiration from Dante Gabriel Rossetti in 1848 led to his taking Rossetti as a pupil and the two became firm friends. Although never a member of the Brotherhood, Brown closely identified with their aims and produced paintings like The Last of England and Work according to Pre-Raphaelite principles.
after Ford Madox Brown
photograph of painting, albumen print, 1860s (1849-1854)
NPG P1273(4b)
Henry Fawcett; Dame Millicent Garrett Fawcett (née Garrett)
by Ford Madox Brown
oil on canvas, 1872
On display at Bodelwyddan Castle
NPG 1603
after Ford Madox Brown
photograph of plaster cast of bust, albumen print, (1883)
NPG P1273(20b)
after Ford Madox Brown
photograph of plaster cast of bust, albumen print, 1885-1886
NPG P1273(19a)
after Ford Madox Brown
photograph of plaster cast of bust, albumen print, 1885-1886
NPG P1273(19b)
after Ford Madox Brown
photograph of plaster cast of bust, albumen print, 1885-1886
NPG P1273(19c)
after Ford Madox Brown
photograph of plaster cast of bust, albumen print, 1885-1886
NPG P1273(19d)
after Ford Madox Brown
photograph of drawing, albumen print, (1847-1861)
NPG P1273(10b)
Study for ‘The Last of England’
after Ford Madox Brown
reproduction, (1852)
NPG P1273(37)
'Adam and Eve' (St Martin's on the Hill, Scarborough)
after possibly Ford Madox Brown
photograph of stained glass, albumen print, (1861)
NPG P1273(10a)
after Ford Madox Brown
photograph of drawing, albumen print, (1866-1878)
NPG P1273(11a)
by Thomas Herbert Maguire, printed by M & N Hanhart, possibly after Ford Madox Brown, after Thomas Campbell
lithograph, 1840s
NPG D40392
All paintings by this artist on the BBC Your Paintings website
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