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Arthur Henry Enock

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Arthur Henry Enock (fl.1869 - 1910) was active/lived in United Kingdom, England.  Arthur Enock is known for Landscape, rural genre painting.

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Similar artists

.  There are 24 similar (related) artists for Arthur Henry Enock available:    Walter Henry Sweet,  Alfred Leymann,  Herbert E Butler,  Garnet Wolseley,  Isabel Wrightson,  Ted Dyer,  Gerald Judah Ososki,  Douglas H Pinder,  Alan Cotton,  Marjorie Cox,  Charles Reginald Aston,  Frederick James McNamara Evans,  William Matthison,  Hal Hurst,  Albert Moulton Foweraker,  Jabez Bligh,  James Thomas Watts,  William Edwards Croxford,  Edward Arden Tucker,  Nicholas Condy,  Henry Harris,  William Bradley,  John Jessop Hardwick,  James W Milliken



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