Mandolin Player (Charles Fairfax Murray)

Charles Fairfax Murray (1842–1919) made Mandolin Player. It measures 24 × 24 cm.

  • 24 × 24 cm
Mandolin Player by Charles Fairfax Murray
Mandolin Player by Charles Fairfax Murray. Public domain.

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Mandolin Player, in brief

Title
Mandolin Player
Artist
Charles Fairfax Murray (1842–1919)
Artist born in
London, United Kingdom
Dimensions
24 × 24 cm

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The artist behind "Mandolin Player" is Charles Fairfax Murray. The work is catalogued under Charles Fairfax Murray's name.

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"Mandolin Player" by Charles Fairfax Murray is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1919.

About the artist, Charles Fairfax Murray

Charles Fairfax Murray

1842–1919, United Kingdom

Charles Fairfax Murray

early life and education charles fairfax murray, a renowned english painter, dealer, collector, benefactor, and art historian, was born in 1849 in bow, near london. he grew up in sudbury, suffolk, where he studied drawing, possibly under thomas gainsborough's great nephew, gainsborough dupont. artistic career at the age of 12, murray was employed in the drawing office of the railway entrepreneurs peto & betts and was taken into sir samuel morton peto's home to draw portraits of his family. he was later introduced to john ruskin at the age of 16 and installed as edward burne-jones's first studio assistant in 1867.

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