| Urodzony | 1857 (Chelsea) |
| Zmarł | 1896 (Hampstead Heath) |
| Zawód | malarz |
| Rodzina | Ojciec: John Birnie Philip Matka: Frances Black Małżonek: James McNeill Whistler Dziecko: Edward Godwin Rodzeństwo: Ethel Whibley, Ronald Murray Philip, Rosalind Birnie Philip |
| Znane dzieła | A goldfinch on the branch of a cherry tree (1880), Seated girl in a fur-trimmed cape with crossed hands (1890), Woman in a straw hat reading a letter (1890), Girl at a tea table (1890), A girl seated on a sofa reading a book (1890) |
| Muzea | Art Institute of Chicago |
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| Urodzony | 1857 (Chelsea) |
| Zmarł | 1896 (Hampstead Heath) |
| Zawód | malarz |
| Rodzina | Ojciec: John Birnie Philip Matka: Frances Black Małżonek: James McNeill Whistler Dziecko: Edward Godwin Rodzeństwo: Ethel Whibley, Ronald Murray Philip, Rosalind Birnie Philip |
| Znane dzieła | A goldfinch on the branch of a cherry tree (1880), Seated girl in a fur-trimmed cape with crossed hands (1890), Woman in a straw hat reading a letter (1890), Girl at a tea table (1890), A girl seated on a sofa reading a book (1890) |
| Muzea | Art Institute of Chicago |