Frederick Harrison (1831–1923), Scholar (1848), Fellow (1854), Honorary Fellow (1899), DCLWalter William OulessNone

Q: What is the thematic context of Frederick Harrison (1831–1923), Scholar (1848), Fellow (1854), Honorary Fellow (1899), DCL?

victorian academic tradition, emphasis on scholarly status, formal, dignified representation, documenting intellectual elite

Q: Is Frederick Harrison (1831–1923), Scholar (1848), Fellow (1854), Honorary Fellow (1899), DCL under copyright?

No, this artwork is in the public domain.

Contemporary Realism
65.0 x 54.0 cm
Wadham College

Walter William Ouless (1848 – 1933)

A master of British academic realism, Walter William Ouless achieved Royal Academy distinction through profound portraits like Charles Darwin and John Bright, inviting you to discover the character within his timeless works.

Wadham College (Oxford, United Kingdom)

Discover Wadham College's stunning Jacobean architecture, remarkable portraits of scientific giants like Wren & Blake, and its pivotal role in establishing the Royal Society – a legacy of intellectual pursuit continuing to inspire.

About this artwork

Title: Frederick Harrison (1831–1923), Scholar (1848), Fellow (1854), Honorary Fellow (1899), DCL
Artist: Walter William Ouless
Original dimensions: 65.0 x 54.0 cm
Format: Portrait
Copyright status: Public domain
Where to see it: Wadham College
Creative period: Mature Period
Corpus context: dignified representation, formal
Color palette: Earthy
Main color: Quinacridone Magenta

Frederick Harrison (1831–1923), Scholar (1848), Fellow (1854), Honorary Fellow (1899), DCLWalter William OulessNone

Walter William Ouless (1848 – 1933)

Wadham College (Oxford, United Kingdom)

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