Danish artist Harald Rudyard Engman was a trailblazer. He used his figurative, narrative works to critique society and to rally an artistic opposition to the...
Danish artist Knud Edsberg painted with a passion for his homeland and for the great history of art which had spanned before him. Producing mainly genre scen...
There is unfortunately very little known about the German artist Herbert Ludwig. The works that remain suggest that the artist perhaps stayed in or remained ...
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...
Alexandre Marcette was one of the foremost Belgian marine painters in his time. Tempestuous tides are tossed from canvas to canvas, wavering waters summoned ...
José Genovés Llansol was a Spanish artist much enamoured with capturing the character and personality of his hometown of Valencia.
Llansol was trained at the...
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...
French engraver and publisher James Merigot invigorated his scenes from across Europe with the spirit of his age. Working predominantly in London, he present...
