Egyptian Woman And Child
The First Born
Bedouin Mother And Child – Afterglow
Leaving The Village
Italian Woman And Child
A Boy On A Feluca
The Nubian Coffee Boy
Scene On The Nile
Getting In The Sugar Cane, River Nile
The Tired Gleaners
The Irish Piper
The Irish Piper
The Deserter
Entering A Church, Brittany
Leaving A Church, Brittany
The Drinking Trough – A Scene In Brittany
Maternal Affection
A Woman And Child
A Young Bedouin
Trespassers
An Egyptian Flower Girl
An Arab School – The School Of Sultan Hassan
Old Maid
The Finding Of Moses
Puritan And Cavalier
An Episode In The Happier Days Of Charles I
Queen Henrietta Maria And Her Children On The River
Hagar And Ishmael
A Letter From Papa
Copt Mother And Child
A New Attraction In The Harem
Sheik Distributing Alms
The Blind Arab And His Guide
Sisters With Flowers
The Palm Offering
Helping Hand
Already He Knew God As His Father
Le bon curé
Irish Eviction
Arabs Crossing A Flooded Field By The Pyramids
A Brittany Wedding
Age And Infancy
Cottage Interior
Felice Ballarin Reciting Tasso To The People Of Chioggia
Conscription
Hunt The Slipper
Gypsy Encampment
Summer Song – To Tinkling Lute…
Study for The Swing
The Village Post Office
The Sick Child
The Tired Soldier Resting At A Roadside Well
The Relief Of Lucknow – Jesse’s Dream
The Heath Cart
Pubblicato in GOODALL Frederick
Contrassegnato da tag Bible, Charles I, Frederick Goodall, Hagar, Ishmael, Moses, Orientalism, Torquato Tasso
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