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Paul Falconer Poole

British · 1806–1879

Paul Falconer Poole

Paul Falconer Poole was a British subject and genre painter.

6in the catalog
1on view now
2collections
1country

All On view · 1 In collections Uncertain

The Death of Cordelia, Paul Falconer Poole, 1858

The Death of Cordelia

1858 · Victoria and Albert Museum

Sketch, (?Ophelia), Paul Falconer Poole

Sketch, (?Ophelia)

The National Gallery

Sketch for ‘The Death of Cordelia’, Paul Falconer Poole, 1858

Sketch for ‘The Death of Cordelia’

1858 · The National Gallery

Sketch for ‘Vision of Ezekiel’, Paul Falconer Poole, 1875

Sketch for ‘Vision of Ezekiel’

1875 · The National Gallery

Slate Wharf on the Bank of a River, Paul Falconer Poole, ca. 1825-79

Slate Wharf on the Bank of a River

ca. 1825-79 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum

The Rugged Path, Paul Falconer Poole, 1851

The Rugged Path

1851 · Not on view · Victoria and Albert Museum