This is a list of paintings by the British Pre-Raphaelite artist Ford Madox Brown. 
  1830s and 1840s
   | Image |  Name |  Year |  Current Location |  Ref  | 
    |  The Reverend F H S Pendleton |  1837 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [1]  | 
    |  Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots |  1839–41 |  Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester |  [2]  | 
   |  Mrs James Madox |  1840 |  Ashmolean Museum, Oxford |  [3]  | 
    |  Dr Primrose and his Daughters |  1840 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [4]  | 
    |  Manfred on the Jungfrau |  1840–61 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [5]  | 
    |  The Prisoner of Chillon |  1844 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [6]  | 
    |  Out of Town |  1843–58 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [7]  | 
    |  The Bromley Family |  1844 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [8]  | 
    |  Lucy Madox Brown |  1844 |   |    | 
    |  Ascension |  1844 |  Forbes Magazine collection, New York |  Listed at Bridgeman Art Library.  | 
    |  The Body of Harold brought before William the Conqueror |  1844–61 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [9]  | 
    |  The Seeds and Fruits of English Poetry |  1845–51 |  Ashmolean Museum, Oxford |  [10]  | 
   |  Portrait of a Boy |  1845 |  Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery |  [11]  | 
    |  Millie Smith |  1846 |  Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool |  [12]  | 
    |  Seraph's Watch |  1846 |   |    | 
    |  Mr James Bamford |  1846 |   |    | 
    |  Chaucer at the Court of Edward III |  1847–51 |  Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney.(See later replica (1856–68) in Tate Britain, London) |  [13].  | 
    |  John Wycliffe Reading His Translation of the Bible to John of Gaunt |  1847–48 |  Bradford Museums, Galleries and Heritage, Bradford |  Bridgeman Art Library.  | 
    |  Oure Ladye of Good Children or Oure Ladye of Saturday Night |  1847 |  Tate Britain, London |  [14]  | 
    |  View from Shorn Ridgway, Kent |  1849 |  National Museum of Wales, Cardiff |  [15]  | 
   |  Portrait of William Shakespeare |  1849 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [16]  | 
  .jpg)  |  Lear and Cordelia |  1849 |  Tate Britain, London |  [17]  | 
   |  Self-Portrait |  c.1850 |   |  [18]  | 
 1850s
   | Image |  Name |  Year |  Current Location |  Ref  | 
    |  The Pretty Baa-Lambs |  1851–1859 |  Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery |  [19]  | 
    |  Take your Son, Sir! |  1851–92 (unfinished) |  Tate Britain, London |  [20]  | 
    |  Waiting: an English fireside of 1854-5 |  1851–55 |  Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool |  [21]  | 
    |  An English Autumn Afternoon |  1852–55 |   |    | 
   |  Jesus Washing Peter's Feet |  1852–56 (Oil painting) |  Tate Britain, London (See also watercolour (1876) in Manchester Art Gallery) |  [22]  | 
    |  Work |  1852–1865 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [23]  | 
    |  The Seeds and Fruits of English Poetry |  circa 1853 |   |    | 
    |  The Brent at Hendon |  1854 |  Tate Britain, London |  [24]  | 
   |  Carrying Corn |  1854–55 |  Tate Britain, London |  [25]  | 
    |  The Last of England |  1855 |  Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery. (See also oil version (1860) in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and watercolour (1864-5) in Tate Britain, London |  [26]  | 
    |  Windermere |  1855 |  Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool |  [27]  | 
    |  The Hayfield |  1855–56 |  Tate Britain, London |  [28]  | 
   |  Chaucer at the Court of Edward III |  1856–1868 |  Tate Britain, London |  [29]  | 
   |  Stages of Cruelty |  1856 (watercolour) |  Tate Britain, London |  [30]  | 
    |  Stages of Cruelty |  1856–90 (oil) |  Manchester Art Gallery (See also 1856 watercolour sketch above) |  [31]  | 
    |  Hampstead - A Sketch from Nature |  1857 |  Delaware Art Museum |  Listed at Bridgeman Art Library.  | 
 1860s
   | Image |  Name |  Year |  Current Location |  Ref  | 
    |  Walton-on-the-Naze |  1860 |  Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery |  [32]  | 
    |  The English Boy |  1860 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [33]  | 
    |  The Irish Girl |  1860 |  Yale Center for British Art |  [34]  | 
    |  The Last of England |  1860 (oil) |  Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge |  [35]  | 
    |  Death of Sir Tristram |  1863 |  Cecil Higgins Gallery, Bedford |  [36]  | 
   |  Death of Sir Tristram |  1863 |  Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery |  [37]  | 
    |  Mauvais Sujet (Writing Lesson) |  1863 |  Tate Britain, London |  [38]  | 
    |  James Leathart |  1863 |   |    | 
    |  Elijah and the Widow's Son |  1864 |  Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery   (See also 1868 watercolour located in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London) |  [39]  | 
    |  King Rene's Honeymoon |  1864 (watercolour) |  Tate Britain, London |  [40]  | 
   |  King Rene's Honeymoon |  1864 (oil) |  National Museum of Wales, Cardiff.  (See watercolour version (1864) above) |  [41]  | 
   |  St Oswald and St Aidan |  1864 |  Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool |  [42]  | 
   |  The Baptism of St. Oswald |  c.1864 |  Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool |  [43]  | 
   |  The Last of England |  1864–65 (watercolour) |  Tate Britain, London |  [44]  | 
    |  The Coat of Many Colours |  1866 (oil) |  Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool (See watercolour version (1867) below |  [45].  | 
   |  The Coat of Many Colours |  1867 (watercolour) |  Tate Britain, London |  [46]  | 
    |  Cordelia’s Portion |  1866–72 |  Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool. (See second version (1867–75) below) |  [47].  | 
   |  Cordelia’s Portion |  1867–75 |  Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge |  [48]  | 
    |  The Entombment |  1866–78 (watercolour) |  National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne |  [49]  | 
    |  The Nosegay |  1865 |  Ashmolean Museum, Oxford |  [50]  | 
   |  The Nosegay |  1867 |  Lady Lever Art Gallery, Liverpool. (See version of this painting in the Ashmolean Museum above) |  [51]  | 
  _by_Ford_Maddox_Brown.jpg)  |  Romeo and Juliet |  1867 (watercolour) |  Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester |  [52]  | 
    |  The Traveller |  1868 |  Manchester Art Gallery |  [53]  | 
   |  Elijah and the Widow's Son |  1868 (watercolour) |  Victoria and Albert Museum |  [54]  | 
   |  May Memories |  1869 |  private collection |  [55]  | 
    |  The Finding of Don Juan by Haidee |  1869 (watercolour) |  National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. (See 1869 oil version below) |  [56]  | 
    |  The Finding of Don Juan by Haidee |  1869 (oil) |  Musée d'Orsay, Paris |  [57]  | 
 1870s
  1880s
  The Manchester Murals (1879–1893)
 - The Manchester Murals is a series of twelve paintings in Manchester Town Hall covering the history of Manchester : 
- The Romans Building a Fort at Mancenion
  - The Baptism of Edwin
  - The Expulsion of the Danes from Manchester
  - The Establishment of the Flemish Weavers [77]
  - The Trial of Wycliffe
  - The Proclamation Regarding Weights and Measures [78]
  - Crabtree Observing the Transit of Venus
  - Chetham's Life Dream
  - Bradshaw's Defence of Manchester
  - John Kay, Inventor of the Fly Shuttle
  - The Opening of the Bridgewater Canal
  - Dalton collecting Marsh-Fire Gas
 
 
 See also
   Lists of paintings  | 
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By gallery/ collection |  - Accademia Carrara, Bergamo
  - Art Institute of Chicago
  - El Greco Museum, Toledo
  - Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem
  - Frick Collection, New York
  - Galleria Nazionale di Capodimonte, Naples
  - Hampton Court Palace, London
  - Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent
  - Indianapolis Museum of Art
  - Louvre Museum, Paris
  - Musée d'Orsay
  - Museum of Modern Art, New York
  - National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
  - National Gallery, London
  - Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  - Palatine Gallery, Florence
  - Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
  - Web Gallery of Art, Internet: A–K, L–Z
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