Everitt Cabinet

Summary

Everitt Cabinet is a cabinet^[1].

Key Facts

• Everitt Cabinet is the creator of Jonathan Pratt^[2].
• Everitt Cabinet is the creator of Edward R. Taylor^[3].
• Everitt Cabinet is the creator of Frederick Henry Henshaw^[4].
• Everitt Cabinet is the creator of Samuel Henry Baker^[5].
• Everitt Cabinet is the creator of Charles Thomas Burt^[6].
• Everitt Cabinet is the creator of Florence Sarah Whitfield^[7].
• Everitt Cabinet's image is recorded as 1892M41 Everitt Cabinet.jpg^[8].
• Everitt Cabinet's instance of is recorded as cabinet^[9].
• Everitt Cabinet's instance of is recorded as creative work^[10].
• Everitt Cabinet's owned by is recorded as Allen Edward Everitt^[11].
• Everitt Cabinet's collection is recorded as Birmingham Museums Trust^[12].
• Everitt Cabinet's inventory number is recorded as 1892M41^[13].
• Everitt Cabinet's location is recorded as Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery^[14].
• Everitt Cabinet's designed by is recorded as John Henry Chamberlain^[15].
• Everitt Cabinet's Commons category is recorded as Everitt Cabinet^[16].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as Portrait of Allen E.Everitt^[17].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as Lincoln Cathedral - The Cloisters^[18].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as Sea Waves^[19].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as The Broken Bough^[20].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as Wigmore Church, near Ludlow^[21].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as Portrait of Mrs Allen E Everitt^[22].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as Christmas Roses^[23].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as River Scene^[24].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as Meadow Scene^[25].
• Everitt Cabinet's has part is recorded as Two Figures In A Boat^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Created works include Jonathan Pratt^[2], a painter^[27], 1835–1911^[28], of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland^[29]; Edward R. Taylor^[3], a painter^[30], 1838–1911^[31]; Frederick Henry Henshaw^[4], a painter^[32], 1807–1891^[33], of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland^[34]; Samuel Henry Baker^[5], a painter^[35], 1824–1909^[36], of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland^[37]; Charles Thomas Burt^[6], a painter^[38], 1823–1902^[39], of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland^[40]; and Florence Sarah Whitfield^[7], a painter^[41], 1854–1926^[42].