Thomas Mann Baynes (1794 - 1876)
RA Collection: People and Organisations
Lithographer; occasional watercolour painter. Richard Redgrave states that Baynes died in 1854, but Myrone has unearthed solid evidence that he continued living in St. Pancras until the age of 83.
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Born: 1794 in London
Died: 1876
RA Schools student from 19 Jan 1809
Gender: Male
Works associated with Thomas Mann Baynes in the RA Collection
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Associated books
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Sir Austen Henry Layard, author, draughtsman
The Monuments Of Nineveh. From Drawings Made On The Spot By Austen Henry Layard, Esq., D.C.L. Illustrated In One Hundred Plates. - London:: 1849. (-1853.)
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George Wightwick
Rome. Preparing for publication, by subscription, twenty select views of the Roman antiquities, from original drawings made on the spot by George Wightwick, architect; (with descriptive letter-press) drawn upon stone by T. M. Baynes. Size of the Work, 4to. Atlas. To be completed in four parts, each containing five views. Price of each part - fourteen shillings. - [London]: 1827
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