Browse the hyperlinked titles below to see more information about Eyre Crowe’s pictures from the 1900s, and images and published reviews where these are available. Where there is no hyperlink, no more details are known.
For an overview of Eyre Crowe’s work in the 1900s and its importance, read the essay.
- Le Chapeau de Paille (1900). Medium: oil painting
- The Poultry Yard (1900). Medium: oil painting
- The Doles of Montreuil (1901). Medium: oil painting
- Sir James Thomas Knowles (1901). Medium: pen and ink sketch
- Three Figure Studies (19 April 1901 and n.d.). Medium: charcoal and pencil heightened with white. Size: largest 47 x 22 cm. Offered by Bellmans Auctioneers and Valuers, Billingshurst, West Sussex, 5 March 2018 (Lot 1071)
- In the Reform Club, Pall Mall (c.1901). Medium: pen and black ink drawing
- Napoleon’s Abdication (1902). Medium: oil painting
- The Concertina Player of Trafalgar Square (1902). Medium: oil painting
- Memorial brass of Sir John d’Aubernon (1902). Medium: ink drawing.
- Beehive (1902). Drawing of a beehive published in The Daily Graphic, 30 September 1902
- Milking Time (1903). Medium: oil painting
- The Embroidress (1903). Medium: oil painting
- The Kitchen Garden (1903). Medium: oil painting
- The Village Farrier (1903). Medium: oil painting
- The Watering Place / Étaples (1903). Medium: oil painting
- The Windmill of Crécy / Crécy in Ponthieu, 26 August 1346 (1903). Medium: oil painting
- Shelley at Marlow writing the Dedication of “The Revolt of Islam” to his Wife on its Completion in 1817 (1904). Medium: oil painting
- The Rt. Hon. John Bright, M.P., at the Reform Club, 1883 (1904). Medium: oil on panel
- ‘Thackeray Book Plate’ (1904). Medium: block print, book plate design. Made for firm of M.P.F. Atkin, Nottingham; block print produced in 1906, according to Crowe’s diary
- Mrs Spenser Wilkinson (1905). Medium: oil painting
- The Seven Sisters, Vale of Elwy, N. Wales (1905). Medium: oil painting
- Henry William Wolff (1905). Medium: pen and ink drawing
- Oliver Goldsmith at Lissoy (1906). Medium: oil painting
- The Loggerheads (1906-1907). Medium: oil painting
- Duke of York’s School for Boys, Chelsea (1907). Medium: oil painting. This painting was mentioned in Crowe’s diary from September 1906 to March 1907, but may not have been completed
- The Veteran’s Pipe (1907). Medium: oil painting
- Dress of the British Soldier A.D. 1812 (1907). Medium: pen and ink sketch. Signed and dated 4 August 1907. Shows a soldier in uniform, with epaulettes, hat and feather and sword. Plate XXXIIII from John Luard, ‘History of the Dress of the British Soldier’ (1852). Offered on Ebay, 2024, by anonymous dealer
- Mendelssohn / Rivulet (1908). Medium: oil painting
- Woman Knitting / Strickende Bauerin (1909). Medium: pencil and watercolour. Size: 21.7 x 16.9 inches (55 x 43 cm). Auction details on Artnet.com
Eyre Crowe (1824-1910) 