Illustrator Godefroy Durand was at the forefront of periodical press illustration in France and Britain during the 19th century.
The illustrated periodical p...
Jean Marie Delattre participated in the flourishing practice of print engraving over the span of the 18th and 19th centuries. Working in France, his skill in...
David Brownsworth was an artist active in Skipton, North Yorkshire, during the second half of the 19th century. The surviving works that remain show he execu...
George Peploe Brown crafted sculptures and created paintings borne out of a fascination with his travels and his time in the British army.
As was family trad...
James Taylor Brown was constantly inspired by the natural surroundings of his Scottish hometown of Stewarton. Here, throughout his life, he would capture the...
Edgar Boutry studied at the Lille Academic Schools and with Jules Cavelier at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. He produced several statues in his hometown ...
Auguste Braekevelt was a painter and sculptor that trained under Égide Hyacinthe Mélot (1817-1885). Undoubtedly, his experience of working in three dimension...
Wilhelm Brandenburg studied at the Düsseldorf Art Academy under Carl Hilgers and he’s known for his landscapes depicting views on the Rhine and the Moselle r...
British artist Charles Branwhite was an extremely accomplished watercolour and oil painter. He is known predominantly for his winter landscape scenes capturi...
