David Wilkie

13 works held in 3 museums

The Scottish painter of everyday life: village weddings, children's games, Spanish guerrillas and royal portraits

The Highland Family, 1824.

David Wilkie (British), oil on wood

Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States

George IV (1762-1830), 1829.

David Wilkie (British), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

The Penny Wedding, 1818.

David Wilkie (British), oil on panel

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Augustus, Duke of Sussex (1773-1843), David Wilkie

Augustus, Duke of Sussex (1773-1843), 1833.

David Wilkie (British), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

The Defence of Saragossa, 1828.

David Wilkie (British), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Blind-Man's Buff, 1812.

David Wilkie (British), oil on panel

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

The First Council of Queen Victoria, David Wilkie

The First Council of Queen Victoria, 1838.

David Wilkie (British), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

The Spanish Posada: A Guerilla Council of War, David Wilkie

The Spanish Posada: A Guerilla Council of War, 1828.

David Wilkie (British), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Ceres in search of Proserpine, David Wilkie

Ceres in search of Proserpine, 1803.

David Wilkie (British), oil on canvas

Auckland Art Gallery, New Zealand

William IV (1765-1837), 1832.

David Wilkie (British), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

A Roman Princess Washing the Feet of Pilgrims, David Wilkie

A Roman Princess Washing the Feet of Pilgrims, 1827.

David Wilkie (British), oil on panel

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

The Guerilla's Return, 1830.

David Wilkie (British), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Prince Charles of Leiningen (1804-1856), David Wilkie

Prince Charles of Leiningen (1804-1856), c. 1824–1830.

David Wilkie (British), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

Paintings by David Wilkie (1785-1841), in the public domain, each linked to its record on the website of the museum that holds it: Royal Collection, Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Gallery of Art (Washington), Tate and Auckland Art Gallery. Only those for which a freely reusable photograph of good quality exists are shown: files from the Metropolitan Museum and the National Gallery of Art (CC0) and public-domain files from Wikimedia Commons. Frame edges and scanning borders have been removed. Titles are those of the museums, with a translation.