John Bates Noel Art
John Bates Noel was born in Worcester in 1870. He was the son of the landscape artist David Bates (1840–1921) but later on, changed his professional name to avoid confusion. The family lived in Worcestershire as well as in Birmingham and it was highly likely that he was encouraged and taught by his father as their subject matter and style bear similarities, although John’s compositions tend to be more fluid and looser. By the turn of the century, Noel was living in Malvern where he also taught art. He specialized in painting the rugged landscapes in and around the West Midlands, Worcestershire and North Wales. Noel exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1893–1909 and the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists between 1892–1919. He also exhibited works at some of the major galleries of the time including the Manchester City Art Gallery and the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool.
1920s English School John Bates Noel Art
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Late 19th Century John Bates Noel Art
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19th Century Victorian John Bates Noel Art
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1920s Victorian John Bates Noel Art
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20th Century John Bates Noel Art
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Early 20th Century Victorian John Bates Noel Art
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Alfred de Breanski Jnr.Streatley Mill, River Thames, near Goring, Oxfordshire. Substantially Framed.
Early 19th Century English School John Bates Noel Art
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1930s English School John Bates Noel Art
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Mid-19th Century English School John Bates Noel Art
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19th Century English School John Bates Noel Art
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Late 19th Century Victorian John Bates Noel Art
Oil, Canvas
19th Century Victorian John Bates Noel Art
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Late 19th Century Victorian John Bates Noel Art
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19th Century English School John Bates Noel Art
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Early 20th Century Victorian John Bates Noel Art
Canvas, Oil
Late 19th Century English School John Bates Noel Art
Canvas, Oil
Mid-19th Century Victorian John Bates Noel Art
Canvas, Oil
1880s Victorian John Bates Noel Art
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