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
| Image | Name | Year | Current Location | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | The Reverend F H S Pendleton | 1837 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
 | Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots | 1839–41 | Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester | |
| Mrs James Madox | 1840 | Ashmolean Museum, Oxford | ||
 | Dr Primrose and his Daughters | 1840 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
 | Manfred on the Jungfrau | 1840–61 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
 | The Prisoner of Chillon | 1844 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
 | Out of Town | 1843–58 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
 | The Bromley Family | 1844 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
 | Lucy Madox Brown | 1844 | ||
 | Ascension | 1844 | Forbes Magazine collection, New York | Listed at Bridgeman Art Library. |
 | The Body of Harold brought before William the Conqueror | 1844–61 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
 | The Seeds and Fruits of English Poetry | 1845–51 | Ashmolean Museum, Oxford | |
| Portrait of a Boy | 1845 | Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery | ||
 | Millie Smith | 1846 | Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool | |
 | Seraph's Watch | 1846 | ||
 | Mr James Bamford | 1846 | ||
 | Chaucer at the Court of Edward III | 1847–51 | Art 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 Gaunt | 1847–48 | Bradford Museums, Galleries and Heritage, Bradford | Bridgeman Art Library. |
 | Oure Ladye of Good Children or Oure Ladye of Saturday Night | 1847 | Tate Britain, London | |
 | View from Shorn Ridgway, Kent | 1849 | National Museum of Wales, Cardiff | |
| Portrait of William Shakespeare | 1849 | Manchester Art Gallery | ||
.jpg.webp) | Lear and Cordelia | 1849 | Tate Britain, London | |
| Self-Portrait | c.1850 |
1850s
| Image | Name | Year | Current Location | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | The Pretty Baa-Lambs | 1851–1859 | Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery | |
 | Take your Son, Sir! | 1851–92 (unfinished) | Tate Britain, London | |
 | Waiting: an English fireside of 1854-5 | 1851–55 | Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool | |
 | An English Autumn Afternoon | 1852–55 | ||
| Jesus Washing Peter's Feet | 1852–56 (Oil painting) | Tate Britain, London (See also watercolour (1876) in Manchester Art Gallery) | ||
 | Work | 1852–1865 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
| The Seeds and Fruits of English Poetry | circa 1853 | ||
 | The Brent at Hendon | 1854 | Tate Britain, London | |
| Carrying Corn | 1854–55 | Tate Britain, London | ||
 | The Last of England | 1855 | Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. (See also oil version (1860) in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and watercolour (1864-5) in Tate Britain, London | |
 | Windermere | 1855 | Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool | |
 | The Hayfield | 1855–56 | Tate Britain, London | |
| Chaucer at the Court of Edward III | 1856–1868 | Tate Britain, London | ||
| Stages of Cruelty | 1856 (watercolour) | Tate Britain, London | ||
 | Stages of Cruelty | 1856–90 (oil) | Manchester Art Gallery (See also 1856 watercolour sketch above) | |
 | Hampstead - A Sketch from Nature | 1857 | Delaware Art Museum | Listed at Bridgeman Art Library. |
1860s
| Image | Name | Year | Current Location | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Walton-on-the-Naze | 1860 | Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery | |
 | The English Boy | 1860 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
 | The Irish Girl | 1860 | Yale Center for British Art | |
 | The Last of England | 1860 (oil) | Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge | |
 | Death of Sir Tristram | 1863 | Cecil Higgins Gallery, Bedford | |
| Death of Sir Tristram | 1863 | Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery | ||
 | Mauvais Sujet (Writing Lesson) | 1863 | Tate Britain, London | |
 | James Leathart | 1863 | ||
 | Elijah and the Widow's Son | 1864 | Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (See also 1868 watercolour located in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London) | ] |
 | King Rene's Honeymoon | 1864 (watercolour) | Tate Britain, London | |
| King Rene's Honeymoon | 1864 (oil) | National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. (See watercolour version (1864) above) | ||
| St Oswald and St Aidan | 1864 | Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool | ||
| The Baptism of St. Oswald | c.1864 | Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool | ||
| The Last of England | 1864–65 (watercolour) | Tate Britain, London | ||
 | The Coat of Many Colours | 1866 (oil) | Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool (See watercolour version (1867) below | . |
| The Coat of Many Colours | 1867 (watercolour) | Tate Britain, London | ||
 | Cordelia’s Portion | 1866–72 | Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool. (See second version (1867–75) below) | . |
| Cordelia’s Portion | 1867–75 | Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge | ||
 | The Entombment | 1866–78 (watercolour) | National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne | |
 | The Nosegay | 1865 | Ashmolean Museum, Oxford | |
| The Nosegay | 1867 | Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool. (See version of this painting in the Ashmolean Museum above) | ||
_by_Ford_Maddox_Brown.jpg.webp) | Romeo and Juliet | 1867 (watercolour) | Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester | |
 | The Traveller | 1868 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
| Elijah and the Widow's Son | 1868 (watercolour) | Victoria and Albert Museum | ||
| May Memories | 1869 | private collection | ||
 | The Finding of Don Juan by Haidee | 1869 (watercolour) | National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. (See 1869 oil version below) | |
 | The Finding of Don Juan by Haidee | 1869 (oil) | Musée d'Orsay, Paris |
1870s
| Image | Name | Year | Current Location | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Romeo and Juliet | 1870 (oil) | Delaware Art Museum. (See watercolour version (1867) in the Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester | |
 | The Corsair's Return | 1870–71 | Delaware Art Museum | Listed at Bridgeman Art Library. |
 | The Dream of Sardanapalus | 1871 | Delaware Art Museum | Listed at Bridgeman Art Library |
| The Convalescent | 1872 (pastel) | Metropolitan Museum of Art (Other versions in City Museum and Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery) | ||
 | The Convalescent | 1872 (pastel) | Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery | |
 | Miss Iza Duffus Hardy | 1872 (pastel) | Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery | |
 | Cromwell on his Farm | 1873-4 | Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool | |
| Portrait of Mr and Mrs David Davies | 1873 | |||
| Oliver Madox Brown on Deathbed | 1874 | |||
 | Byron's Dream | 1874 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
| La Rose de l'enfante (Child with Rose) | 1876 | Harvard Art Museums | ||
| Jesus Washing Peter's Feet | 1876 (watercolour) | Manchester Art Gallery | ||
| Self-Portrait | 1877 | Fogg Art Museum, Harvard | ||
 | Cromwell, Protector of the Vaudois | 1877 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
| William Tell's Son | 1877 |
1880s
| Image | Name | Year | Current Location | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Portrait of Madeline Scott | 1883 | Manchester Art Gallery | |
| Platt Lane | 1884 | Tate Britain, London | ||
| Portrait of Charles Rowley (1839-1933) | 1885 | Manchester Art Gallery | ||
| Spinning | 1887 | Royal Jubilee Exhibition | ||
| Weaving | 1887 | Royal Jubilee Exhibition | ||
| Commerce | 1887 | Royal Jubilee Exhibition | ||
| Shipping | 1887 | Royal Jubilee Exhibition | ||
| Corn | 1887 | Royal Jubilee Exhibition | ||
| Wool | 1887 | Royal Jubilee Exhibition | ||
| Iron | 1887 | Royal Jubilee Exhibition | ||
| Coal | 1887 | Royal Jubilee Exhibition | ||
| Lady Rivers and her Children | 1887–89 | Ashmolean 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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