List of paintings by Ford Madox Brown

This is a list of paintings by the British Pre-Raphaelite artist Ford Madox Brown.

1830s and 1840s
ImageNameYearCurrent LocationRef
The Reverend F H S Pendleton1837Manchester Art Gallery
Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots1839–41Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester
Mrs James Madox1840Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Dr Primrose and his Daughters1840Manchester Art Gallery
Manfred on the Jungfrau1840–61Manchester Art Gallery
The Prisoner of Chillon1844Manchester Art Gallery
Out of Town1843–58Manchester Art Gallery
The Bromley Family1844Manchester Art Gallery
Lucy Madox Brown1844
Ascension1844Forbes Magazine collection, New YorkListed at Bridgeman Art Library.
The Body of Harold brought before William the Conqueror1844–61Manchester Art Gallery
The Seeds and Fruits of English Poetry1845–51Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
Portrait of a Boy1845Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Millie Smith1846Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
Seraph's Watch1846
Mr James Bamford1846
Chaucer at the Court of Edward III1847–51Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney.(See later replica (1856–68) in Tate Britain, London).
John Wycliffe Reading His Translation of the Bible to John of Gaunt1847–48Bradford Museums, Galleries and Heritage, BradfordBridgeman Art Library.
Oure Ladye of Good Children or Oure Ladye of Saturday Night1847Tate Britain, London
View from Shorn Ridgway, Kent1849National Museum of Wales, Cardiff
Portrait of William Shakespeare1849Manchester Art Gallery
Lear and Cordelia1849Tate Britain, London
Self-Portraitc.1850

1850s
ImageNameYearCurrent LocationRef
The Pretty Baa-Lambs1851–1859Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
Take your Son, Sir!1851–92 (unfinished)Tate Britain, London
Waiting: an English fireside of 1854-51851–55Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
An English Autumn Afternoon1852–55
Jesus Washing Peter's Feet1852–56 (Oil painting)Tate Britain, London (See also watercolour (1876) in Manchester Art Gallery)
Work1852–1865Manchester Art Gallery
The Seeds and Fruits of English Poetrycirca 1853
The Brent at Hendon1854Tate Britain, London
Carrying Corn1854–55Tate Britain, London
The Last of England1855Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. (See also oil version (1860) in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and watercolour (1864-5) in Tate Britain, London
Windermere1855Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool
The Hayfield1855–56Tate Britain, London
Chaucer at the Court of Edward III1856–1868Tate Britain, London
Stages of Cruelty1856 (watercolour)Tate Britain, London
Stages of Cruelty1856–90 (oil)Manchester Art Gallery (See also 1856 watercolour sketch above)
Hampstead - A Sketch from Nature1857Delaware Art MuseumListed at Bridgeman Art Library.

1860s
ImageNameYearCurrent LocationRef
Walton-on-the-Naze1860Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
The English Boy1860Manchester Art Gallery
The Irish Girl1860Yale Center for British Art
The Last of England1860 (oil)Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Death of Sir Tristram1863Cecil Higgins Gallery, Bedford
Death of Sir Tristram1863Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Mauvais Sujet (Writing Lesson)1863Tate Britain, London
James Leathart1863
Elijah and the Widow's Son1864Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
(See also 1868 watercolour located in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London)		]
King Rene's Honeymoon1864 (watercolour)Tate Britain, London
King Rene's Honeymoon1864 (oil)National Museum of Wales, Cardiff.
(See watercolour version (1864) above)
St Oswald and St Aidan1864Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool
The Baptism of St. Oswaldc.1864Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool
The Last of England1864–65 (watercolour)Tate Britain, London
The Coat of Many Colours1866 (oil)Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool (See watercolour version (1867) below.
The Coat of Many Colours1867 (watercolour)Tate Britain, London
Cordelia’s Portion1866–72Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool. (See second version (1867–75) below).
Cordelia’s Portion1867–75Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
The Entombment1866–78 (watercolour)National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
The Nosegay1865Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
The Nosegay1867Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool. (See version of this painting in the Ashmolean Museum above)
Romeo and Juliet1867 (watercolour)Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester
The Traveller1868Manchester Art Gallery
Elijah and the Widow's Son1868 (watercolour)Victoria and Albert Museum
May Memories1869private collection
The Finding of Don Juan by Haidee1869 (watercolour)National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. (See 1869 oil version below)
The Finding of Don Juan by Haidee1869 (oil)Musée d'Orsay, Paris

1870s
ImageNameYearCurrent LocationRef
Romeo and Juliet1870 (oil)Delaware Art Museum. (See watercolour version (1867) in the Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester
The Corsair's Return1870–71Delaware Art MuseumListed at Bridgeman Art Library.
The Dream of Sardanapalus1871Delaware Art MuseumListed at Bridgeman Art Library
The Convalescent1872 (pastel)Metropolitan Museum of Art (Other versions in City Museum and Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery)
The Convalescent1872 (pastel)Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
Miss Iza Duffus Hardy1872 (pastel)Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
Cromwell on his Farm1873-4Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool
Portrait of Mr and Mrs David Davies1873
Oliver Madox Brown on Deathbed1874
Byron's Dream1874Manchester Art Gallery
La Rose de l'enfante (Child with Rose)1876Harvard Art Museums
Jesus Washing Peter's Feet1876 (watercolour)Manchester Art Gallery
Self-Portrait1877Fogg Art Museum, Harvard
Cromwell, Protector of the Vaudois1877Manchester Art Gallery
William Tell's Son1877

1880s
ImageNameYearCurrent LocationRef
Portrait of Madeline Scott1883Manchester Art Gallery
Platt Lane1884Tate Britain, London
Portrait of Charles Rowley (1839-1933)1885Manchester Art Gallery
Spinning1887Royal Jubilee Exhibition
Weaving1887Royal Jubilee Exhibition
Commerce1887Royal Jubilee Exhibition
Shipping1887Royal Jubilee Exhibition
Corn1887Royal Jubilee Exhibition
Wool1887Royal Jubilee Exhibition
Iron1887Royal Jubilee Exhibition
Coal1887Royal Jubilee Exhibition
Lady Rivers and her Children1887–89Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

The Manchester Murals (1879–1893)
  • The Manchester Murals is a series of twelve paintings in Manchester Town Hall covering the history of Manchester :
    • The Romans Building a Fort at Mancenion
    • The Baptism of Edwin
    • The Expulsion of the Danes from Manchester
    • The Establishment of the Flemish Weavers
    • The Trial of Wycliffe
    • The Proclamation Regarding Weights and Measures
    • Crabtree Observing the Transit of Venus
    • Chetham's Life Dream
    • Bradshaw's Defence of Manchester
    • John Kay, Inventor of the Fly Shuttle
    • The Opening of the Bridgewater Canal
    • Dalton collecting Marsh-Fire Gas
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