Charles Fairfax Murray

1849–1919

*Portrait of Ruskin as St Paul*
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Charles Fairfax Murray (30 September 1849 – 25 January 1919) was a British painter, dealer, collector, benefactor, and art historian who was connected with the second wave of the Pre-Raphaelites.

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Study of William Morris on his Death-Bed
Charles Fairfax Murray
1896

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Portrait of Ruskin as St Paul
Charles Fairfax Murray
date not known

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Scene from Classical Mythology. Three Figures
Charles Fairfax Murray
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A Warrior Seated outside a Greek Building, by a Standing Girl. Verso: Sketch
Charles Fairfax Murray
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Five Angels around a Book
Charles Fairfax Murray
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A Classical Boar Hunt, Perhaps from a Sarcophagus
Charles Fairfax Murray
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Portrait of John Ruskin, Head and Shoulders, Full Face
Charles Fairfax Murray
1875

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Study of William Morris on his Death-Bed

Portrait of Ruskin as St Paul

Scene from Classical Mythology. Three Figures

A Warrior Seated outside a Greek Building, by a Standing Girl. Verso: Sketch

Five Angels around a Book

A Classical Boar Hunt, Perhaps from a Sarcophagus

Portrait of John Ruskin, Head and Shoulders, Full Face

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