Summary

A Controversy on Colour   (  )
Author	John Hayter  (1800–1895)     Description British painter Date of birth/death 21 October 1800  1891 Location of birth/death London England Work location London (1806–1891)  Authority file : Q6238424 VIAF: 33475092 ISNI: 0000000028727384 ULAN: 500020762 LCCN: n86048725 MusicBrainz: 22bfe802-fc02-45fa-a37b-f5506c3490d9 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q6238424
Title	A Controversy on Colour
Description	English: This painting, shows from left to right, Charles Hayter (1761-1835), his younger son John Hayter (1800-1891), Edwin (later Sir) Landseer (1802-1873) and Charles Hayter's older son George (later Sir) Hayter (1792-1871).
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• 2011-08-11 09:32 EHayter 944×733× (71060 bytes) This painting, by John Hayter (1800-1891) shows from left to right, Charles Hayter (1761-1835), his younger son John Hayter (1800-1891), Edwin (later Sir) Landseer (1802-1873) and Charles Hayter's older son George (later Sir) Hayter (1792-1871).