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| John Edward Goodall (1853-1929) |
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John Edward Goodall was the son of Alfred Goodall and Mary Palmer. Alfred was a brother to Edward A. and Frederick Goodall. His artwork covered the period between 1877 and 1911. In the 1891 census he is shown as being married to Grace W. who is manager of the Sommerville Club, London. In 1901 he is not shown as living with Grace but rather a woman named Annie. John associated with a bohemian art circle and tended to change his address frequently. He was not the prolific artist like his uncles and a lot of his life is still unknown.
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 Portrait of a man.
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 A cutting garden |
 A red head |
 Sunday Morning Richmond Surrey Image courtesy of Nigel Hayes |
 Sunday. Image courtesy of Michael Grant |
 Saying Grace 1879
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 The Battle of the Nile |
 Lady Outside a Cottage |
 The Duck and Peas is off. |
 The Battle of Algiers, 1816 |
  The Little Gleaner Image courtesy of Ricardo Kuri |
 Young Girl
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Image donated by Mrs. D. Hughes
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 Seated Nude
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 James Anthony Froude circa 1890 Courtesy of the National Portrait Gallery
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| A series of book illustrations by John Edward Goodall | ||
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 Sleeping |
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 Fond farewells |
 Polishing the brass
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Thatch cottage |
Young girl and dog. |
