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Mary Charlotte Greene
1860–1951
Painter and teacher noted for traditional landscapes, as in her The Vicarage at Granchester, made famous by the Rupert Brooke poem and offered by Bonhams, in The East Anglian View, at Lynford Hall, Mundford, 2000.
Text Source: 'Artists in Britain Since 1945' by David Buckman (Art Dictionaries Ltd, part of Sansom & Company)
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Quince's Court, Hobson Street, Cambridge Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)Quince's Court, Hobson Street, Cambridge Museum of Cambridge -
Emmanuel Street, Cambridge 1947 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)Emmanuel Street, Cambridge 1947 Museum of Cambridge -
The Albany Café 1894 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)The Albany Café 1894 Museum of Cambridge -
Northside of St Edward's Passage, Cambridge 1950 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)Northside of St Edward's Passage, Cambridge 1950 Museum of Cambridge -
Red Lion Yard, Cambridge 1947 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)Red Lion Yard, Cambridge 1947 Museum of Cambridge -
St Andrew's Hill, Cambridge 1947 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)St Andrew's Hill, Cambridge 1947 Museum of Cambridge -
Sayle's Yard, St Tibb's Row, Cambridge Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)Sayle's Yard, St Tibb's Row, Cambridge Museum of Cambridge -
The 'White Horse Inn' 1909 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)The 'White Horse Inn' 1909 Museum of Cambridge -
Ninepin Yard, Cambridge 1909 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)Ninepin Yard, Cambridge 1909 Cambridge Central Library -
Wray’s Court, Cambridge 1918 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)Wray’s Court, Cambridge 1918 Museum of Cambridge -
Free School Lane, Cambridge 1949 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)Free School Lane, Cambridge 1949 Museum of Cambridge -
Gateway of Christ's College, Cambridge 1950 Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)Gateway of Christ's College, Cambridge 1950 Museum of Cambridge -
The King's Mill, Cambridge Mary Charlotte Greene (1860–1951)The King's Mill, Cambridge The Fitzwilliam Museum