British artist John Ferneley Snr. specialised in sharply executed, highly colourised paintings of horses and equine sports. Working at a time when many wealt...
Artist Paul Sandby Munn contributed works of vivacity and light to the growing field of watercolour landscape painting. Munn’s works offer an interesting ins...
Edward Chappel was fascinated with the traditions of art and the modern innovations being undertaken across Europe. An artist who began his life devoted to o...
British artist John Inigo Richards lit up the theatre world with his glorious scene paintings which were influenced by his efforts as a landscape artist. A f...
The British coastline and countryside is in thrall in the works of Charles Frederick Williams. An artist of enterprise and progress, both Williams’ works and...
John Harris III was an engraver working in the 19th century. He reproduced the works of many popular animal and sporting artists of the time. He also execute...
Canvases saturated in gorgeous colour and covered in evocative depictions of the Scottish landscape grace the oeuvre of Scottish artist Allan Ramsay.
Ramsay ...
Ships set sail atop tumultuous scenes and below overcast skies in the dramatic works of marine artist Thomas Buttersworth.
Buttersworth’s affinity with the s...
Pioneering watercolourist William Henry Hunt was one of the most influential artists of the 19th century. Hunt contributed to the elevation of watercolour pa...
