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...
The delicate, elegantly coloured paintings of French artist Alexandre Auguste Rose offer a glimpse of an artist unfortunately lost between the pages of histo...
Born Anders Carl Nielsen, the Danish artist Anders Hune changed his name after an inspiring trip to the village of Hune in the northern reaches of Denmark to...
Brightly lit scenes of the Belgian countryside and gloriously rich still life paintings fill the oeuvre of Belgian artist Victor Wagemaekers. Living and work...
Pioneering watercolourist William Henry Hunt was one of the most influential artists of the 19th century. Hunt contributed to the elevation of watercolour pa...
British artist George Vicat Cole produced some of the finest examples of landscape art during the 19th century. Cole was an artist with the ability to marry ...
British artist Edwin Long turned his artistic fortunes around with the production of dramatic yet sophisticated history paintings. Scenes of the story of Chr...
French artist and engraver Marcellin Gilbert Desboutin was a much-beloved and celebrated character of the bohemian circles in 19th-century France. His eccent...
With his works imbued with a ‘rough power and controlled melancholy,’ Swedish artist Axel Nordgren was an extremely emotive and reactive landscape painter. H...
