Augustus Edwin Mulready
1844–1904 · British · 23 artworks
NaturalismGenre PaintingDetailed observationRealistic portrayal of figuresUse of light and shadow to create atmosphereNarrative storytellingSympathetic depiction of subjects
artist bio
Augustus Edwin Mulready was a British genre painter known for his depictions of London street scenes, particularly those featuring children. His work provides a glimpse into the lives of the urban poor during the Victorian era, capturing their daily struggles and moments of joy with a sympathetic eye.
related: Luke Fildes
23 artworks
A London Jo - the End of the Day
1884
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A girl selling roses
1882
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Keeping An Appointment
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The Little Spys
1886
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A Walk with Grandpa
1904
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Our Good Natured Cousin
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Fading Flowers
1882
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Greenwich Fair
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A London News Boy
1893
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Flower Girls – a Summers Night
1885
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A Share of a Crust
1871
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The flower girl
1872
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Sympathy
1881
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Selling Out
1901
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Little Flower Sellers
1887
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The Close of Day - Selling out
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The little flower girl
1887
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A Passing Cloud
1877
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The flower seller
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Uncared for
1871
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Small children with newspapers
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After Rain - Chelsea
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A Child sleeping in the moonlight
1864
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