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William Mitchell

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William Mitchell (c.1806 - c.1900) was active/lived in United Kingdom, England.  William Mitchell is known for Animal portrait-dogs.

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Similar artists

.  There are 24 similar (related) artists for William Mitchell available:    June Bennett,  Len Roope,  Alfred Wainwright,  Albert Rosser,  Percy Kelly,  John Wilson Carmichael,  William Lakin Turner,  Arthur Tucker,  William Heaton Cooper,  Robert Leslie Howey,  Francis Sydney Muschamp,  Robert Jobling,  Thomas Miles Richardson Jr,  William Callcott Knell,  John Falconar Slater,  Dudley Hardy,  Edward Horace Thompson,  Edward Wesson,  John Atkinson,  Alfred Heaton Cooper,  Edmund Morison Wimperis,  William Anslow Thornley,  James Burrell Smith,  Hermanus Koekkoek II



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