Artist
William Nicholson (1872–1949)
68 works by William Nicholson (British, 1872–1949) from the Art Institute of Chicago and The Cleveland Museum of Art. Wikipedia
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An Alphabet: J for JockeyWilliam Nicholson, 1838The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Twelve Portraits: James McNeil WhistlerWilliam Nicholson, 1899The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Characters of Romance: RochesterWilliam Nicholson, 1900The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Twelve Portraits: H. M. the QueenWilliam Nicholson, 1897The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Square Book of Animals: The Toilsome GoatWilliam Nicholson, 1899The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Twelve Portraits: Rudyard KiplingWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art 
London Types: GuardsmanWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Characters of Romance: Baron MuchausenWilliam Nicholson, 1900The Cleveland Museum of Art 
London Types: CosterWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Cecil RhodesWilliam Nicholson, 1899The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Twelve Portraits: H. M. the QueenWilliam Nicholson, 1897The Cleveland Museum of Art 
London Types: Beef-eaterWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Twelve Portraits: Lord RobertsWilliam Nicholson, 1899The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Twelve Portraits: Cecil RhodesWilliam Nicholson, 1899The Cleveland Museum of Art 
London Types: Flower GirlWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art 
An Alphabet: D is for DandyWilliam Nicholson, 1897The Cleveland Museum of Art 
London Types: Bus DriverWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Twelve Portraits: Sir Henry IrvingWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Square Book of Animals: The Beautiful SwanWilliam Nicholson, 1899The Cleveland Museum of Art 
"An Almanac of Twelve Sports:" CoverWilliam Nicholson, published November 1897 (post-dated 1898)The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Twelve Portraits: H.R.H. The Prince of WalesWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Twelve Portraits (Second Series): H. M. Queen AlexandraWilliam Nicholson, 1902The Cleveland Museum of Art 
London Types: BarmaidWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art 
London Types: Newspaper BoyWilliam Nicholson, 1898The Cleveland Museum of Art