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David Allan
1744–1796
(b Alloa, 13 Feb. 1744; d Edinburgh, 6 Aug. 1796). Scottish portrait and genre painter. From about 1767 to 1777 he lived in Rome, where he studied with Gavin Hamilton and won a prize for history painting at the Accademia di S.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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The Vestals Attending the Sacred Fire 1772 David Allan (1744–1796)The Vestals Attending the Sacred Fire 1772 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
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Jean Duff (1746–1805), Lady Grant c.1780 David Allan (1744–1796)Jean Duff (1746–1805), Lady Grant c.1780 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
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James Abercromby of Tullibody, Esq. (1776–1858) 1779 David Allan (1744–1796)James Abercromby of Tullibody, Esq. (1776–1858) 1779 University of Dundee Fine Art Collections
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Charity David Allan (1744–1796)Charity City Art Centre
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The Spreull Family c.1793 David Allan (1744–1796)The Spreull Family c.1793 The Hunterian, University of Glasgow
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John Francis, 7th Earl of Mar, and Family David Allan (1744–1796)John Francis, 7th Earl of Mar, and Family National Trust for Scotland, Alloa Tower
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The Origin of Painting 1775 David Allan (1744–1796)The Origin of Painting 1775 National Galleries of Scotland: National
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The Connoisseurs: John Caw (d.1784), John Bonar (1747–1807) and James Bruce 1783 David Allan (1744–1796)The Connoisseurs: John Caw (d.1784), John Bonar (1747–1807) and James Bruce 1783 National Galleries of Scotland: National
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Lady Jean Patterson, née Erskine (1681–1763), Daughter of Charles, 5th Earl of Mar, Wife of Sir Hugh Patterson (m.1712) David Allan (1744–1796)Lady Jean Patterson, née Erskine (1681–1763), Daughter of Charles, 5th Earl of Mar, Wife of Sir Hugh Patterson (m.1712) National Trust for Scotland, Alloa Tower
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Lead Processing at Leadhills: Smelting the Ore c.1780s David Allan (1744–1796)Lead Processing at Leadhills: Smelting the Ore c.1780s National Galleries of Scotland: National
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Edinburgh Milkmaid with Butter Churn About 1785 – 1795 David Allan (1744–1796)Edinburgh Milkmaid with Butter Churn About 1785 – 1795 National Galleries of Scotland: National
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Mrs James Tassie, probably Ann Harker (1730–1790) 1778–1779 David Allan (1744–1796)Mrs James Tassie, probably Ann Harker (1730–1790) 1778–1779 National Galleries of Scotland: National
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Charles Watson, Esq. (1740–1804) and His Wife, Margaret Carnegie (1756–1793), with Two of Their Children, James (1781–1823) and Anne... 1782 David Allan (1744–1796)Charles Watson, Esq. (1740–1804) and His Wife, Margaret Carnegie (1756–1793), with Two of Their Children, James (1781–1823) and Anne (1782–1800), in a Landscape 1782 Dundee Art Galleries and Museums Collection (Dundee City Council)
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The Family of the Island of Procida with Vesuvius in the Background 1775 David Allan (1744–1796)The Family of the Island of Procida with Vesuvius in the Background 1775 Clackmannanshire Council Museum and Heritage Service
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Portrait of Two Boys 1783 David Allan (1744–1796)Portrait of Two Boys 1783 Clackmannanshire Council Museum and Heritage Service
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William Inglis (c.1712–1792), Surgeon and Captain of the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers 1787 David Allan (1744–1796)William Inglis (c.1712–1792), Surgeon and Captain of the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers 1787 National Galleries of Scotland: Portrait
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Thomas, Lord Erskine (d.1766) David Allan (1744–1796)Thomas, Lord Erskine (d.1766) National Trust for Scotland, Alloa Tower
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James Craig (1739–1795), Architect c.1781 David Allan (1744–1796)James Craig (1739–1795), Architect c.1781 National Galleries of Scotland: Portrait
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Lead Processing at Leadhills: Weighing the Lead Bars c.1780s David Allan (1744–1796)Lead Processing at Leadhills: Weighing the Lead Bars c.1780s National Galleries of Scotland: National
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Niel Gow (1727–1807), Violinist and Composer, with his Brother Donald Gow (active c.1780), Cellist c.1780 David Allan (1744–1796)Niel Gow (1727–1807), Violinist and Composer, with his Brother Donald Gow (active c.1780), Cellist c.1780 National Galleries of Scotland: Portrait
