Albert Joseph Moore was a ground-breaking artist of the Aesthetic movement which burgeoned in the latter half of 19th-century Britain. With the motto ‘art fo...
Charles Greville Morris hailed from Manchester, trained in Paris, and exhibited at the Royal Academy. He lived in St Ives from around 1892 and one of his wor...
British artist William Bright Morris produced a wide-ranging array of portraits, landscapes, and genre scenes throughout his long career. Being able to apply...
Edmund John Niemann was a highly prolific and greatly celebrated landscape artist. His extremely large portfolio covered scenes across the length and breadth...
Philip Hugh Padwick ROI RBA is known for his captivating landscapes that create a sense of mystery and drama. Many of his works appear lost in time and could...
Charles James Parry was a London-born artist who was primarily known for his landscapes. He was the son of painter Joseph Parry (1744-1826) and exhibited fro...
Hamish Constable Paterson's middle name was a tribute to John Constable who was deeply admired by his father, James Paterson RSA. Like his father, Hamish was...
British artist Joseph Paulman remains, for the most part, a mystery of history. His works, however, demonstrate a painter of great skill with a passion for l...
James Poole was a landscape painter known for far-reaching mountainous views and expansive river scenes. He trained under Joseph Barber (1757-1811) alongside...
