On 4th September 1841 Albert Joseph Moore was born.
In December 1854 Henry Holiday [aged 15] entered the Royal Academy Schools as a probationer. His fellow students included Simeon Solomon [aged 14], Albert Moore [aged 13], William Blake Richmond [aged 12], William De Morgan [aged 15], Frederick Walker, and Marcus Stone [aged 14].
1861. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 19]. "The Mother of Sisera looked out of a Window". Model Fanny Entwhistle aka Eaton [aged 25].
1864-1866. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 22]. "The Shulamite".
1866. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 24]. "Pomegranites".
1866. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 24]. "Apricots". Shown at the Royal Academy in 1866 together with a smaller unrelated painting, 'Pomegranates', which was bequeathed to the Guildhall Art Gallery, London, by Cecil French in 1954.
1869. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 27]. "A Garden".
1874. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 32]. "Shells".
1875-1880. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 33]. "Canaries".
Around 1877. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 35]. "A Reader".
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1877. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 35]. "Sapphires".
1887. Albert Joseph Moore [aged 45]. "Midsummer".
On 25th September 1893 Albert Joseph Moore [aged 52] died.