Swedish artist Åke Wickström translated the many scenic views of Sweden and further afield into sudden, vivacious impressions through his art.
Wickström’s la...
Dutch artist Willem Witsen came from an old, established, and wealthy patrician family. He had Amsterdam in his blood, and alongside it, the great Dutch pain...
Arthur Wansleben studied at the Düsseldorf Art Academy and his works were shown at several prestigious exhibitions including at the Great Berlin Art Exhibiti...
Warland often painted atmospheric landscapes of this type and he was undoubtedly influenced by his teacher at the Brussels Fine Art Academy, Willem Roelofs (...
Charles Joseph Watelet was an accomplished Belgian portraitist. He's particularly well-known for his portraits of society ladies during the early 20th-centur...
British genre painter William Harris Weatherhead produced works in which the test of human endurance in the face of struggles and challenges figure as the fo...
Dutch artist Johannes Weiland is predominantly known for rustic scenes depicting everyday rural life. New mothers look dotingly at babies in wicker baskets w...
During the 19th-century Cornelis I Westerbeek was known for his relaxed rural scenes that provided a restful moment in an increasingly industrialised world.
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Westerop was known for his portraits of animals, particularly horses and dogs. Given his high level of proficiency, it's likely that he was regularly commis...