The Ordering of the Doomesday Book
Image credit: Gloucester Museums Service Art Collection

The Ordering of the Doomesday Book 1922

Stephen Reid (1873–1948)

Gloucester Museums Service Art Collection

Painter, notably of historical subjects, and illustrator, born in Aberdeen. Studied at Gray’s School of Art, Aberdeen, and Royal Scottish Academy Schools in Edinburgh. Exhibited RA, RBA, RSA and in the House of Commons. Aberdeen and Reading art galleries hold his work, which is also in several American collections. He was life master at King’s College, in Kensington, London. Lived in London.

Text source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)

Artworks by Stephen Reid

  • The Ordering of the Doomesday Book
    The Ordering of the Doomesday Book Stephen Reid (1873–1948)
    Museum of Gloucester
  • The Election of Thomas Clerke to be Mayor of Reading by Abbot Thorne I, 29 September 1460
    The Election of Thomas Clerke to be Mayor of Reading by Abbot Thorne I, 29 September 1460 Stephen Reid (1873–1948)
    Reading Museum
  • The White Wicket
    The White Wicket Stephen Reid (1873–1948)
    Aberdeen Art Gallery & Museums
  • The Visit of Heraclius, Patriarch of Jerusalem to Henry II at Reading Abbey, 17 March 1185
    The Visit of Heraclius, Patriarch of Jerusalem to Henry II at Reading Abbey, 17 March 1185 Stephen Reid (1873–1948)
    Reading Museum
  • The Letter
    The Letter Stephen Reid (1873–1948)
    National Trust for Scotland, Pitmedden Garden
  • The Hallowing of the Church at Reading Abbey by Thomas Becket, 19 April 1164
    The Hallowing of the Church at Reading Abbey by Thomas Becket, 19 April 1164 Stephen Reid (1873–1948)
    Reading Museum
  • The Parliament of Henry VI at Reading Abbey, 1453
    The Parliament of Henry VI at Reading Abbey, 1453 Stephen Reid (1873–1948)
    Reading Museum

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