Danish artist Frode Kierulf called upon charismatic dashes of colour and his lively, interpretative brush to create works brimming with life and artistic fla...
Meindert Hobbema was one of the last great landscape painters of the Dutch Golden Age. His richly painted scenes, abundant with woodlands and watermills, wer...
The elegant, atmospheric works of British artist George Turner earned him the title of ‘the Derbyshire Constable.’ Loyal to his home county, Turner was a ren...
British artist George Smith brought notoriety not only to his hometown of Chichester, but also to the merit of British landscape painting in the 18th century...
British artist Robert Burrows contributed to the artistic life of his hometown of Ipswich during the 19th century. With his richly coloured, lovingly detaile...
British artist Charles Spencelayh was hailed in his time as the ‘modern Meissonier of British domestic life.’ His scenes, ranging from moments of high emotio...
Scottish artist William Mouncey was, said close friend Malcolm Harper, ‘undoubtedly a born landscape painter.’ A passionate, emotional artist, Mouncey would ...
Scottish artist William Beattie Brown undertook many explorations of his homeland’s highlands with his brush. He created richly atmospheric works imbued with...
Austrian artist Friedrich Krepp produced many an elegantly executed and delicately colourised portrait or history scene during his career. Despite very littl...
