# Karen Taylor Fine Art

> Specialist dealer in interesting British watercolours and drawings from the eighteenth to early twentieth century with a particular focus on the work of women artists and artists who travelled. Works are regularly placed with leading international museums, and institutional buyers and private collections. Member of BADA and CINOA.
> Contact: karen@karentaylorfineart.com

## Artists
- [Agostino Aglio (1777-1857)](/artists/agostino-aglio): The Italian artist, born in Cremona, settled in England in 1803, having travelled in Greece and Egypt with William Wilkins, R.A.His work has often been confused with that of Consta
- [Albert Edward Sterner (1863-1946)](/artists/albert-edward-sterner): Albert Sterner was born in London to American parents. He started his artistic training at the Art Institute in Birmingham and continued his studies under Gustave Boulanger, Jules 
- [Alfred William Strutt (1856-1924)](/artists/alfred-william-strutt): The son of William Strutt, Alfred was born in New Zealand. Like his father he drew animals throughout his career and exhibited regularly at the Royal Academy.Strutt, born in Devon,
- [Alice Boyd (1823-1897)](/artists/alice-boyd): Alice Boyd was one of the most talented women in the Pre-Raphaelite circle. In March 1859 she became a pupil of William Bell Scott who was Master of the Government School of Design
- [Alice Mary Chambers (1854/1855-1930)](/artists/alice-mary-chambers): Alice Mary Chambers was a talented and well-connected artist associated with Whistler and the Pre-Raphaelites, whose career and family ties have so far been overlooked. A notable f
- [Alphonse Legros (1837-1911)](/artists/alphonse-legros): Alphonse Legros was a painter, sculptor and etcher. Legros was born in Dijon, studied at the local art school and spent his early career in Paris where he attended the drawing-scho
- [Amelia Noel, née Minka Levy (1759-1818)](/artists/amelia-noel-nee-minka-levy): A most interesting and resourceful Jewish artist, who had an American father, Noel exhibited landscapes, historical works and other undescribed drawings which were probably waterco
- [Ann Baring (1758-1804)](/artists/ann-baring): Ann Baring, who lived in Devon all her life, was the daughter of John Baring, (1730-1816) of Mount Radford House, Devon, an English merchant banker and M.P. and the eldest son of J
- [Anna Tonelli (née Nistri) (1763-1846)](/artists/anna-tonelli): Anna Tonelli, née Nistri, was probably trained in Florence, possibly by Giuseppe Piattoli (1743-1823) with whom she collaborated on a portrait of the family of Granduca Pietro Leop
- [Anthony Devis (1729-1816)](/artists/anthony-devis): The younger brother of Arthur Devis the portrait painter, Anthony Devis exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1761-1781. He travelled extensively in the British Isles and made severa
- [Anthony Highmore (1718-1785)](/artists/anthony-highmore)
- [Anthony Vandyke Copley Fielding (1787-1855)](/artists/anthony-vandyke-copley-fielding): Copley Fielding was born in Halifax, Yorkshire, and grew up in London and the Lake District. He gave drawing lessons in Liverpool from 1807. He moved to London in 1809 and had less
- [Antoine-Ignace Melling (Karlsruhe) (1763-1831)](/artists/antoine-ignace-melling): After training in his uncle’s atelier in Karlsruhe, Melling travelled in Italy, Egypt and to Smyrna, before finally arriving in Constantinople circa 1784 in the retinue of the Russ
- [Apollonia Griffith (fl) (1830-1850)](/artists/apollonia-griffith): Apollonia Griffith was a talented print maker and watercolourist. Her father was the London merchant Thomas Griffith of Ham Common, who had four children including her brother Will
- [Archibald Thorburn (1860-1935)](/artists/archibald-thorburn): Archibald Thorburn (1860 – 1935) is arguably Britain’s most distinguished ornithological artist. He was born in Scotland, the son of Robert Thorburn, portrait miniaturist to Queen 
- [Arthur Severn (1842-1931)](/artists/arthur-severn): The son of Joseph Severn, the artist and friend of John Keats, the artist studied in Paris and Rome and first exhibited at the Royal Academy in London in 1862, at Whistler’s sugges
- [Augusta Raymond-Barker (1827-1900)](/artists/augusta-raymond-barker): Augusta Raymond-Barker (1827-1900) was the elder daughter of John Raymond-Barker and his first wife Harriet Bosanquet, spent her childhood at Fairford Park, Gloucestershire and ske
- [Auguste Delacroix (1809-1868)](/artists/auguste-delacroix-boulogne): Baron François Adolphe Ackerman (1809-1890) was born in Paris and followed his grandfather and father into the world of finance becoming receveur général des Finances for the depar
- [Auguste-Paul-Charles Anastasi (1820-1869)](/artists/auguste-paul-charles-anastasi): This sky study was done in the Berry region in the Loire Valley. Pin marks can be seen in the lower corners of the paper on which it is painted.The son of a painter of Greek origin
- [Augustus Edwin John, O.M., R.A. (1878-1961)](/artists/augustus-edwin-john)
- [Carl Haag, R.W.S. (1820-1915)](/artists/carl-haag-rws)
- [Carlo Labruzzi (1748-1817)](/artists/carlo-labruzzi): Labruzzi, the son of a weaver, studied at, and was later received into, the prestigious Accademia di San Luca, one of the few Italians in Rome who worked mainly as a landscape arti
- [Cecil Arthur Hunt (1873-1965)](/artists/cecil-arthur-hunt): Cecil Arthur Hunt (1873 - 1965) was born in Devon and educated at Winchester and Trinity, Cambridge. He was called to the Bar in 1899 and practiced as a barrister until 1925, when 
- [Charles Bentley (1805-1854)](/artists/charles-bentley): Around 1819, Bentley was apprenticed as an engraver to Theodore Fielding and worked in Paris with his brother, Newton Fielding, with whom he engraved watercolours by Richard Parkes
- [Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe, OBE, RA (1901-1979)](/artists/charles-frederick-tunnicliffe-obe-ra): Charles Tunnicliffe, OBE, RA (1901 – 1979) is best known as a naturalistic painter of birds and wildlife. Born and brought up in rural Cheshire, he attended Macclesfield School of 
- [Charles Gore (1729-1807)](/artists/charles-gore): Charles Gore (1729-1807) was the son of a Lincolnshire landowner and educated at Westminster. Following his marriage to Mary Cockerill, the heiress of a fortune derived from shipbu
- [Charlotte Bosanquet (1790-1852)](/artists/charlotte-bosanquet): Harriet Bosanquet, (1798-1830) daughter of William Bosanquet, a banker, married John Raymond-Barker of Fairford Park on 6 May 1823. They had two daughters, Augusta b. 1827 and Leon
- [Chinese Artist of the Straits School circa 1825 (1825-)](/artists/chinese-artist-of-the-straits-school-circa): These fine examples of watercolours by Chinese Artists of the Straits School are in the style of the Chinese artists who worked for Sir Stamford Raffles in Singapore and Major-Gene
- [Chinese School (1800-1830)](/artists/chinese-school)
- [Colonel Joshua Gosselin (1739-1813)](/artists/colonel-joshua-gosselin): Joshua Gosselin joined the Guernsey Militia in 1758 and over a military career of forty years rose to the rank of Colonel in 1789. He was elected a Greffier of the Royal Court in 1
- [Company School (1870-1900)](/artists/company-school)
- [Constance Frederica  Gordon-Cumming (1837-1924)](/artists/constance-frederica-gordon-cumming): Click here for the latest catalogueGordon-Cumming’s extensive publications and her participation in important exhibitions meant she was well known to her contemporaries but in the 
- [Cornelius Varley (1781-1873)](/artists/cornelius-varley): Cornelius was the brother of John Varley the artist and second son of Richard Varley, who had a keen interest in science. Until he was nineteen Cornelius was preoccupied with scien
- [Célestin Paul-Rosemond Audra (1869-1948)](/artists/celestin-paul-rosemond-audra): The artistic tradition of painting a self-portrait with a mirror goes back self-consciously to Velazquez’ Las Meninas and has been used by many artists to probe their artistic iden
- [Dame Laura  Knight RA (1877-1970)](/artists/laura-knight): Laura Knight was one of the most important female artists of her generation, a Realist painter who documented life and culture in Britain in the first half of 20th century. Born in
- [Daniel Maclise , R.A. (1806-1870)](/artists/daniel-maclise): Daniel Maclise was born in Ireland and trained at the Cork Drawing Academy. In 1827 he went to London and entered the Royal Academy Schools where he received a silver medal for a d
- [David Cox, RWS (1783-1859)](/artists/david-cox): One of the greatest landscape painters of the early 19th century Cox joined the Society of Painters in Water Colour in 1812. He moved from his native Birmingham to London in 1804 w
- [David Roberts, R.A. (1796-1864)](/artists/david-roberts): David Roberts was one of the first professional British artists to travel to the Near East in 1838. He arrived in Jerusalem at Easter 1839, having travelled from Egypt via Sinai an
- [Dr William Crotch (1775-1847)](/artists/dr-william-crotch)
- [Duncan Grant (1885-1978)](/artists/duncan-grant): Duncan Grant was born in Inverness in 1885. He studied at Westminster School of Art and also in Paris, where he met Matisse and Picasso and at the Slade in London. From 1908 he was
- [Edith Martineau, A.R.W.S. (1842-1909)](/artists/edith-martineau-arws): Edith Martineau, together with her sister Gertrude, was one of a small group of female artists associated with the Pre-Raphaelites.The daughter of Dr James Martineau, a Unitarian m
- [Edward Bawden RA (1903-1989)](/artists/edward-bawden): Bawden was a painter, illustrator and graphic artist whose prints and book covers are well known. He studied and taught at the Royal College of Art, worked as a commercial artist a
- [Edward Dayes (1763-1804)](/artists/edward-dayes): Edward Dayes was a London based watercolourist and mezzotint engraver who trained under William Pether. Best known for his characteristic topographical views often painted in a pal
- [Edward Francis Burney (1760-1848)](/artists/edward-francis-burney)
- [Edward Frederick Green (1801-1884)](/artists/edward-frederick-green): The artist was the fifth son of John Green, a merchant in the Levant and his wife, Harriet. The Green family were prominent members of The Levant Company and the Maltese Consular S
- [Edward Julius Detmold (British) (1887-1957)](/artists/edward-julius-detmold): Detmold worked as a painter, illustrator and printmaker specialising in meticulous, intense images. He and his twin brother Charles were taken by their great-uncle to London zoo an
- [Edward Lear (1812-1888)](/artists/edward-lear): Click here for the latest catalogueFor many years after his death in 1888, Edward Lear’s reputation rested on his extraordinary poetry. Featuring magical creatures such as the Dong
- [Edward Thompson Davis (1833-1867)](/artists/edward-thompson-davis): The artist was born in Worcester and trained there and in Birmingham. He specialised in depictions of country life and his drawings of young girls are delightfully and minutely obs
- [Edward Vernon Utterson F.S.A. (1776-1852)](/artists/edward-vernon-utterson-f-s-a-): Utterson was an accomplished amateur artist who practised as a lawyer. He was also a book collector, literary editor and antiquary and reprinted and edited a number of early works 
- [Edward William Cooke, R.A. (1811-1877)](/artists/edward-william-cooke): Edward William Cooke spent ten seasons in Venice from 1850-1877, entranced by the city’s architecture like so many artists before and after him. Rowed by his gondolier, Vincenzo Gr
- [Edwin John Alexander, R.S.A., R.S.W., R.W.S. (Scottish) (1870-1926)](/artists/edwin-john-alexander): Alexander studied at the Royal Institution, Edinburgh from 1887-8, and in Paris with the sculptor Emmanuel Frémier.In 1887-8 the artist travelled to Tangier with his father and fel
- [Eliza Mayes (1830-1870)](/artists/eliza-mayes)
- [Elizabeth Lily Sumner (1855-1930)](/artists/elizabeth-lily-sumner): The artist of the work was known as Lily, the oldest daughter of the Rev. John Henry Robertson Sumner and his second wife Elizabeth Anne(née Gibson). The family lived at Kelbarrow 
- [Emily Farmer (1826-1905)](/artists/emily-farmer): Emily Farmer exhibited over one hundred works at the New Society of Painters in Water Colours during her lifetime, achieving good notices from contemporary critics, but her work ha
- [Emily Florence Mason (1870-1940/1934)](/artists/emily-florence-mason): The artist, who was known as Florrie, was born in Birmingham, and raised in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, the daughter of Robert Crump Mason a dispensing chemist.Mason studied at the
- [English School (1800-1830)](/artists/english-school)
- [Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919)](/artists/evelyn-de-morgan-nee-pickering): Evelyn De Morgan, who attended the Slade School of Art, was influenced by George F. Watts and Edward Burne-Jones and by the work of her uncle John Roddam Spencer Stanhope. She ofte
- [Evelyn Dunbar (1906-1960)](/artists/evelyn-dunbar): Evelyn Dunbar was a devout and committed Christian Scientist throughout her life. Much of her work reflects her beliefs, mostly indirectly but sometimes directly. Christopher Campb
- [F. M. (1800-1830)](/artists/fm)
- [Fanny Blake (1804-1879)](/artists/fanny-blake): Fanny (Frances) Blake was the sister of Frederick Rudolph Blake of Welwyn, Hertfordshire, the great-grandfather of H.M.G. Bond and E.M.G. Williams.She was an extremely talented pup
- [Fanny Vallance (1838-1894)](/artists/fanny-vallance): The little-known artist exhibited a work entitled ‘Fruit’ at the Royal Academy in 1876, her address given as 43 Porchester Square, Hyde Park West, London.Fanny Vallance was the dau
- [Felix Runcie Kelly (1914-1994)](/artists/felix-runcie-kelly): Kelly was a New Zealand born painter, stage designer, graphic designer, interior designer and illustrator who lived in the UK from 1935. During World War II he served in the Royal 
- [Francis Danby ARA (1793-1861)](/artists/francis-danby-ara): Francis Danby was born in Wexford. Danby studied in Dublin, where he first exhibited in 1812. After moving to London he settled in Bristol where he became a prominent member of the
- [Francis Grose (1731-1791)](/artists/francis-grose): The artist was born in Greenford, Middlesex, the son of a Swiss jeweller who modelled George II’s crown. He was a noted amateur draughtsman, but extravagant living exhausted his in
- [Francis Hayman (1708-1776)](/artists/francis-hayman)
- [Francis Nicholson (1753-1844)](/artists/francis-nicholson): Francis Nicholson was born in Pickering, Yorkshire on 14 November 1753, the son of a weaver. A founder member of the Society of Painters in Water-Colours he was dubbed ‘The Father 
- [Francis Place (1647-1728)](/artists/francis-place): Francis Place was the earliest English artist whose main preoccupation was with landscape. He travelled on foot through Yorkshire, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and France, and was thus
- [Francis Towne (1739-1816)](/artists/francis-towne): Bequeathed by the artist in 1816 to James White of Exeter (1744–1825), on whose death it passed to Towne’s residuary legatee John Herman Merivale (1779–1844) and his successors. Me
- [François Louis Thomas Francia (1772-1839)](/artists/francois-louis-thomas-francia): Francia was Bonington’s teacher whose work provides an important link between British and French watercolour painting in the early nineteenth century. A native of Calais, he left f
- [Frederick Arthur Bridgeman (1847-1928)](/artists/f-bridgeman): America’s best known Orientalist painter, Bridgeman went to Paris in 1866 and became a pupil of Jean-Leon Gérôme. He visited Egypt in 1873-1874, a trip which provided him with impo
- [Frederick Nash, OWS (1782-1856)](/artists/frederick-nash): Nash was a builder’s son who studied architectural drawing under Thomas Malton, attended the RA Schools and started his career as an architectural draughtsman. In 1807 he was appoi
- [Frederick Richard Lee, R.A. (1798-1879)](/artists/frederick-richard-lee): The artist was born in Barnstaple, Devon and joined the Royal Academy Schools in 1818. He lived in Kent for a while before returning to Devon in the 1840s, having been elected a Ro
- [French School c. 1825 (1825-1835)](/artists/french-school-c)
- [G W  (fl. late 19th century) (-)](/artists/g-w)
- [Gainsborough Dupont (1754-1797)](/artists/gainsborough-dupont): Gainsborough Dupont was born in Sudbury, Suffolk, on 24 December 1754, the third son of Philip Dupont and Thomas Gainsborough’s sister Sarah. In the 1760s Dupont was sent to Bath t
- [George  Dance the Younger (1741-1825)](/artists/george-dance-the-younger)
- [George Chinnery (1774-1862)](/artists/george-chinnery): Born in London, Chinnery spent most of his working life in India and on the China coast. The preeminent artist of British India from 1802 his paintings and drawings record the worl
- [George Dennis CME (1814-1898)](/artists/george-dennis-cme): George Dennis was an English artist, explorer and writer. He left school at 15 but was a prodigious linguist, who taught himself ancient Greek and Latin then learnt Spanish, French
- [George Garrard, ARA (1760-1826)](/artists/george-garrard): Garrard came from a family of artists who were descended from Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger (c.1561-1636). He was a pupil of Sawrey Gilpin (1733-1807) whose daughter Matilda he mar
- [George Heming Mason (1818-1872)](/artists/george-heming-mason): Mason was brought up at Wetley Abbey near Leek and articled to a surgeon. Without finishing his medical training he travelled to Rome with his brother in 1843 following his desire 
- [George L. Seymour (1836-1936)](/artists/george-l-seymour): The artist studied in Paris with William Bouguereau and Jean-Léon Gérome. He exhibited both in Paris and at the Royal Academy and Society of British Artists in London where he live
- [George Morland (1763-1804)](/artists/george-morland): George Morland (1763 – 1804) is best known for his rural scenes and landscapes, inspired by the art of the Dutch Golden Age. Morland attained widespread popularity through the diss
- [George Richmond, R.A. (1809-1896)](/artists/george-richmond-ra): George Richmond was the son of the miniaturist Thomas Richmond and Ann Oram (1772-1859), a good-looking woman, possibly of Jewish descent, whose father had been an innkeeper at Kew
- [George Romney (1734-1802)](/artists/george-romney): George Romney (1734 – 1802) was a fashionable portrait painter, who also had ambitions to paint historical subjects and a prolific and fluent draughtsman who drew throughout his ca
- [George Sidney Shepherd (1784-1862)](/artists/george-sidney-shepherd): George Sidney Shepherd, the eldest son, was a member of a talented family of London topographers. Throughout his career Shepherd was patronised by the celebrated interior designer,
- [Giuseppe (Joseph) Schranz (1803-1866)](/artists/giuseppe-schranz): The member of a family of topographical artists, he was the youngest of three surviving artist sons of Anton Schranz the Elder (1769-1839). The Schranz family lived in Malta from 1
- [Gluck (1895-1978)](/artists/gluck)
- [Gustave Achille Guillaumet (1840-1887)](/artists/gustave-achille-guillaumet-algeria): Guillaumet was a leading French Orientalist painter. From 1857 he studied under François-Édouard Picot and Félix Barrias at the École des Beaux-Arts. He won the second prize in the
- [Gustavo Mancinelli (1842-1906)](/artists/gustavo-mancinelli): An Italian portrait painter, the son of the painter Guiseppe Mancinelli who taught him to paint. He lived for most of his life in Naples where he was honorary Professor of the Inst
- [Gwen John (1876-1939)](/artists/gwen-john): In February 1904 Gwen John and Dorelia McNeill left Toulouse for Paris where they took a room in the Hôtel de Mont Blanc at 19 Boulevard Edgar Quinet in the 14th arrondissement. Th
- [Harry John Johnson (1826-1884)](/artists/henry-john-johnson): Johnson was born in Birmingham where he studied under Samuel Restell Lines. He was then a pupil of William James Müller in London, accompanying him on Sir Charles Fellowes’ expedit
- [Helen Allingham, RWS (1848-1926)](/artists/helen-allingham): Helen Allingham is renowned for her watercolour images of cottages and gardens and was one of the most fêted Victorian female artists.Helen Paterson was born in Swadlincote, Derbys
- [Helen Cordelia Angell (1847-1884)](/artists/helen-cordelia-angell): Helen was the fifth daughter of twelve children of Henrietta Dendy and William Thomas Coleman, a physician and was schooled at home. Along with her sister, the pottery artist Rose 
- [Heneage Finch, 4th Earl of Aylesford, F.S.A., F.R.S. (1751-1812)](/artists/heneage-finch): Heneage Finch, 4th Earl of Aylesford was a talented amateur artist who studied drawing with John Baptist Malchair while he was at Christ Church College, Oxford. His mature style sh
- [Henri-Joseph Harpignies (1819-1916)](/artists/henri-joseph-harpignies): The artist was a landscape painter of the Barbizon school. After following his family’s wish for him to go into business he started to study art in his late twenties. Following a f
- [Henry Edridge, A.R.A. (1769-1821)](/artists/henry-edridge): The son of a tradesman and apprenticed at the age of fifteen to William Pether a printmaker and landscapist, Edridge became a popular London based painter of miniatures, portraits 
- [Henry Gastineau, OWS (1791-1871)](/artists/henry-gastineau): The artist, who was of Hugenot descent, started his career as an apprentice engraver, after which he studied at the Royal Academy Schools, first exhibiting there in 1812. Gastineau
- [Henry Lamb (1883-1960)](/artists/henry-lamb): Henry Lamb was born in Adelaide, Australia in 1883, shortly before his father moved the family to Manchester, where he spent his childhood. He studied medicine before abandoning th
- [Henry Perlee Parker (1785-1873)](/artists/henry-perlee-parker): Parker's specialised in portrait and genre paintings and in the 1820s he became one of the best-known artists in Newcastle, his work popularised through mezzotints. He helped estab
- [Henry Pilleau (1813-1899)](/artists/henry-pilleau): Henry Pilleau (1813-1899) was educated at Westminster and joined the 16th Lancers, before transferring to the Army Medical Corps. He rose to the rank of Colonel and became Deputy I
- [Henry Stacy Marks, R.A. (1829-1898)](/artists/henry-stacy-marks): The artist was born in London, the fourth child of John Isaac Marks, a solicitor. He studied in London at the Royal Academy Schools and later in Paris. He exhibited at the Royal Ac
- [Hercules Brabazon Brabazon (1821-1906)](/artists/hercules-brabazon-brabazon): The second son of Hercules Sharpe, the artist was educated at Harrow. After leaving Cambridge where he read Maths he decided to become an artist and studied in Rome for three years
- [Hugh William Williams (1773-1829)](/artists/hugh-william-williams): Hugh William Williams (1773 - 1829), also known as ‘Grecian’ Williams, was a landscape artist who trained in Edinburgh. Williams was the ward of Louis Ruffini, a Turin-born manufac
- [Hugo Vilfred Pedersen (1870-1959)](/artists/hugo-vilfred-pedersen): Pedersen was born in Copenhagen in 1870. Having studied at the Academy of Arts in Copenhagen he travelled for 20 years in India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Penang and Singapore. His old
- [Indian Artists working for European Patrons (-)](/artists/indian-artist-of-the-straits-school): The accumulation drawings by officials of the British East India Company gave rise to the term ‘Company School’, now out of favour, which has been used to describe the work of Indi
- [Isaac Johnson (1754-1835)](/artists/isaac-johnson): The artist was a surveyor and antiquarian as well as an artist who lived in Woodbridge, Suffolk for his adult life. Around 1785 he was considering a volume illustrating the most re
- [Jacob More (1740-1793)](/artists/jacob-more): Born in Edinburgh, More settled in Rome in 1773 where he lived for twenty years, elected to the Accademia di San Luca in 1784. He achieved a reputation which surpassed all other Br
- [Jacques Sturm (Luxembourg – Rome) (1807-1844)](/artists/jacques-sturm): The artist was the son of a wigmaker and initially trained to follow in his father's footsteps. However, he simultaneously attended drawing lessons given by Pierre Maisonnet (1783-
- [James Herbert Snell (1861-1935)](/artists/james-herbert-snell): A tiny view from a similar vantage point by the artist was commissioned for the library in Queen Mary’s Doll’s House and is in the Royal Collection (RL 27382).Snell trained at Heat
- [James Holland (1799-1870)](/artists/james-holland): James Holland OWS was born in Burslem, Staffordshire, where his father and other members of his family (including his brother Thomas, also an artist) were employed at the pottery w
- [James Ward, RA (1769-1859)](/artists/james-ward): James Ward, RA (1769 – 1859) was considered one of the outstanding artists of his day, whose distinct style, great skill and versatility placed him above most of his contemporaries
- [Johann Jakob Wolfensberger (1797-)](/artists/johann-jakob-wolfensberger): Born near Zürich, Johann Jacob Wolfensberger studied there with Heinrich Fuseli between 1814 and 1817, when he travelled to Italy where he lived in Naples, for several years, and s
- [John  Boyne (1750-1810)](/artists/john-boyne)
- [John Butler Yeats (1839-1922)](/artists/john-butler-yeats): John Butler Yeats’ career as an artist began in the 1860s when he left a promising career in law. In 1867, he left Dublin for London, taking his two young children, Willie (William
- [John Chessell Buckler (1793-1894)](/artists/john-chessell-buckler): The artist was an architect, the eldest son of the architect John Buckler, who drew Lyte’s Carey and the nearby church in 1834. A pair of unsigned sepia sketches of the same views,
- [John Dearman (fl) (1824-1856)](/artists/john-dearman): The artist lived in Camberwell, London in the 1830s and had a house in Guilford High Street in Surrey. He exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1824-1856 and also showed regularly
- [John Downman, ARA (1750-1824)](/artists/john-downman): Born at Ruabon near Wrexham, Downman left Wales in 1768 to study in London, under Benjamin West and then at the Royal Academy Schools. He began to exhibit watercolour portraits and
- [John Frederick Lewis, R.A. (1804-1876)](/artists/john-frederick-lewis): The son of a London engraver and painter Frederick Christian Lewis, he started his career as an animal painter together with Edwin Landseer. Elected an associate of the OWCS in 182
- [John Laporte (1761-1839)](/artists/john-laporte): Laporte was a drawing master who exhibited work at the Royal Academy and British Institution from 1779. Dr Thomas Monro was one of his pupils. He published several manuals on lands
- [John Mayle Whichelo (1784-1865)](/artists/john-mayle-whichelo): John Mayle Whichelo (1784 – 1865) was born in Brighton. He was a pupil of John Varley and Joshua Cristall. In 1805, he given a sitting by Nelson for a chalk portrait. Active from a
- [John Nixon (1760-1818)](/artists/john-nixon): John Nixon was one of the best known caricaturists of urban society in late eighteenth century London. The son of Robert Nixon, a successful Irish merchant, he followed his father 
- [John Partridge (1790-1872)](/artists/john-partridge): John Partridge (1790 – 1872) was a portrait painter, who was born in Glasgow. In 1814, he was apprenticed to Thomas Phillips, RA, (1770 – 1845). Phillips was heavily influenced by 
- [John Sell Cotman](/artists/john-sell-cotman): Cotman is regarded as one of the greatest English watercolourists of the Norwich School. Early in his career he was associated with the circle of Dr Thomas Monro where he met Turne
- [John Stanton Ward, RA (1917-2007)](/artists/john-ward): John Stanton Ward CBE, RA (1917 – 2007) is best known as a portrait painter, whose subjects included members of the Royal Family and leading public figures. He was also a landscape
- [John Thirtle (1777-1839)](/artists/john-thirtle): John Thirtle (1777 – 1839) was a leading member of the Norwich School of artists, arguably second only to his brother – in – law, John Sell Cotman. Apprenticed to a London frame ma
- [John Tunnard ARA (1900-1971)](/artists/john-tunnard-ara)
- [John Webber, R.A. (1751-1793)](/artists/john-webber): The son of a Swiss sculptor, born in London, the artist studied in Bern under J.L. Aberli who developed the picturesque style of topographical painting in Switzerland. After a peri
- [John White Abbott (1763-1851)](/artists/john-white-abbott): Abbott was one of the best amateur watercolourists of the late Eighteenth Century. A surgeon and apothecary, he lived in Exeter until 1825. He exhibited paintings at the Royal Acad
- [John ‘Warwick’ Smith (1749-1831)](/artists/john-warwick-smith): The artist was born in Cumberland and patronised by 2nd Earl of Warwick who sponsored his travels to Italy in 1776 and whose name became the artist’s sobriquet. Smith spent five ye
- [Joseph Edward Southall, R.W.S. (1861-1944)](/artists/joseph-edward-southall): Southall was born in Nottingham of Quaker parents, and was taken by his mother to Birmingham when his father died in 1862. In 1874 he entered the Friends’ School, Bootham, where he
- [Joseph Murray Ince (1806-1859)](/artists/joseph-murray-ince): Ince studied with David Cox in Hereford before moving to London in 1826 when he started to exhibit at the Royal Academy. He moved first to Cambridge and then back to Presteigne in 
- [Joseph Nash (1809-1878)](/artists/joseph-nash): Joseph Nash was born in Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire. He was the eldest son of Okey Nash, who took holy orders and became the proprietor of the Manor House School, North End, Croy
- [Joseph Nollekens, R.A. (1737-1823)](/artists/joseph-nollekens): Nollekens is generally considered to be the finest British sculptors of the late 18th century. He was born in London on 11th August 1737, the son of a Flemish painter, Josef Frans 
- [Joseph Severn (1793-1879)](/artists/joseph-severn): Joseph Severn was the eldest son of a music teacher from Hoxton. At the age of 14 he became apprenticed to the engraver William Bond before entering the Royal Academy Schools in 18
- [Joshua Cristall (1767-1847)](/artists/joshua-cristall): Cristall worked in oil and watercolours and was born at Camborne, Cornwall, in 1767 to an educated, seafaring family. Dr. Monro was one of his early friends. His first artistic job
- [Justinian Walter Gantz (1802-1862)](/artists/justinian-walter-gantz): Justinian Gantz, described in the East India Gazette as 'Miniature Painter', was the son of the artist John Gantz. In addition to their work as draughtsmen for the East India Compa
- [Kate Gardiner Hastings (1837-1928)](/artists/kate-gardiner-hastings): Born in London in 1837, as Katherine Carr, Kate Gardiner Hastings received her artistic education at the Slade School in London. From 1871 - 1876 she studied with John Poynter and 
- [Lady (Margaret) Arden (1762-1851)](/artists/lady-margaret-arden): The daughter of Sir Thomas Spencer Wilson, Bt. of Charlton in Kent, the artist was a pupil of Francis Towne in her youth. Her mother was a Cheney of Badger Hall, Shropshire, where 
- [Lady Emily Dundas (b. 1900)](/artists/lady-emily-dundas): Both the Ladies of Llangollen came from Ireland and it was here that the two women formed a strong emotional bond and attachment that would endure for the rest of their lives and a
- [Lady Jane Harriet Pleydell-Bouverie (1819-1903)](/artists/lady-jane-harriet-pleydell-bouverie): The artist was the daughter of the 3rd Earl of Radnor born at Coleshill in Berkshire, and the wife of William Ellice (1816-1892) whom she married in 1847. She was a childhood frien
- [Louis Philippe Boitard (1712-1758)](/artists/louis-philippe-boitard): The artist was an engraver, designer and illustrator from Paris who lived most of his life in London. He was the son of designer François Boitard (1667-1719). His distinctive line 
- [Louisa Seyffarth (née Sharpe) (1798-1853)](/artists/louisa-seyffarth-nee-sharpe): Louisa Sharpe, the daughter of William Sharpe, an engraver, was the most talented of four sisters, Eliza, Charlotte and Mary Ann, all of whom became artists. Raised in Birmingham, 
- [Louise Rayner (1832-1924)](/artists/louise-rayner): The artist was born in Matlock Bath, Derbyshire, the daughter of Samuel and Ann Rayner who were both professional artists. The most talented of six children, who all worked as arti
- [Luke Elwes](/artists/luke-elwes)
- [M. ‘Maria’ Gianni (fl.) (1875-1900)](/artists/m-maria-gianni)
- [Margaret Lilias 'Maggie' Sumner (1859-1919)](/artists/margaret-lilias-maggie-sumner): Maggie Sumner was the only female artist to contribute to the first five issues of The Yellow Book, the fashionable magazine edited by Aubrey Beardsley which ran from 1894–97, taki
- [Marion Emma Chase (1844-1905)](/artists/marion-emma-chase): The artist was born in London, the daughter of John Chase, an artist, and his second wife, Georgiana. John Chase had been partly trained by John Constable and his first wife, Mary 
- [Mary Ellen Best (1809-1891)](/artists/mary-ellen-best)
- [Mary Harriet Robinson (1894-1969)](/artists/mary-harriet-robinson): Mary Robinson, the sister of William Heath Robinson, was a talented calligrapher and illustrator and occasional metal sculptor. She was taught by Charles Edward Johnson (1832-1913)
- [Mary Perrin (Irish fl.) (1872-1929)](/artists/mary-perrin): Mary Perrin specialised in intense watercolour portraits of female subjects, often drawing them with elaborate hats or coiffures. She also painted landscapes.Her work is recorded f
- [Matilda Hayes (fl.) (1700-1800)](/artists/matilda-hayes): Matilda Hayes was the daughter of William Hayes (1734-1802), the British illustrator best known for A Natural History of British Birds (1775) and Rare and Curious Birds Accurately 
- [Miles Edmund Cotman (1810-1858)](/artists/miles-edmund-cotman): Miles Edmund was John Sell Cotman’s eldest son and his closest collaborator, his work often very similar to that of his father. He is particularly famed for his seascapes in waterc
- [Miss Selby (British) (1830-1870)](/artists/miss-selby)
- [Mrs Augusta Innes Withers (1792-1877)](/artists/mrs-augusta-innes-withers): Augusta Innes Withers, the daughter of a Chaplain to the Prince Regent, was born in Cheltenham. She was well known to contemporaries and widely praised for her botanical and bird p
- [Myles Birket Foster, R.W.S. (1825-1899)](/artists/myles-birket-foster-rws)
- [Newton Smith Limbird Fielding (1799-1856)](/artists/newton-smith-limbird-fielding): The artist was the youngest son of Nathan Theodore Fielding. From c. 1827 to 1830 he lived in Paris, where he ran the family engraving business, at which William Callow worked. He 
- [Nicholas Chevalier (1828-1902)](/artists/nicholas-chevalier): Born in St Petersburg of a Swiss father and Russian mother, Chevalier moved to Switzerland in 1845 where he studied at the drawing academy affiliated with the Musée Arlaud in Lausa
- [Nina Hamnett (1890-1956)](/artists/nina-hamnett): The daughter of an army officer, Hamnett was born in Wales and had a peripatetic childhood, showing early talent for drawing and painting. In 1911 she set up a studio in Grafton St
- [Patna School (1800-1830)](/artists/patna-school)
- [Paul Sandby, R.A. (1731-1809)](/artists/paul-sandby-ra): Known as ‘the father of English Watercolour’ Sandby was an influential artist whose work bridged the gap between topography and landscape art.The son of a Nottingham textile worker
- [Paul-César Helleu (1859-1927)](/artists/paul-cesar-helleu): Helleu studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in 1876 in the atelier of Jean-Léon Gerome. In Paris, his circle of intimate friends included fellow artists Giovanni Boldini, Alfred S
- [Penelope Cawardine (1729-1804)](/artists/penelope-cawardine): The artist was the eldest daughter of John Carwardine of Thinghills Court, Withington, Herefordshire, and his wife Anne Bullock, a miniature painter. She also practised miniature p
- [Peter Paillou (1720-1790)](/artists/peter-paillou)
- [Peter de Wint (1784-1849)](/artists/peter-de-wint): One of the greatest British landscape watercolourists of the 19th century, Peter de Wint, whose father was of Dutch extraction, was based in London and Lincoln. He spent his summer
- [Philip Charles Trench (1809-1888)](/artists/p-c-trench): Philip Trench (1809 – 1888) (from 1873 Chenevix Trench) was born into an Anglo – Irish family in Dublin. He served in the Bengal Civil Service from 1828 to 1871, when he retired to
- [Reginald Barrett (1861-1917)](/artists/reginald-barrett): Barrett was a painter of landscapes and architectural subjects. He had been articled to the architect Norman Shaw and then studied in Paris under Lefèbvre and Bouguereau. He worked
- [Reynolds Stone CBE (1909-1979)](/artists/reynolds-stone-cbe): In 1953 Stone and his family moved to the Old Rectory at Litton Cheney in Dorset, which was to be his home for the rest of his life. The garden and surrounding landscape proved to 
- [Richard Cooper (1740-1814)](/artists/richard-cooper)
- [Richard Cosway (1742-1821)](/artists/richard-cosway)
- [Richard Henry Wright (1857-1930)](/artists/richard-henry-wright): Richard Henry Wright (1857 – 1930) was born in London. He originally trained to be a chemist and subsequently studied art at Heatherley's. His work is largely comprised of atmosphe
- [Richard Wilson, R.A. (1713/14-1782)](/artists/richard-wilson): Wilson was the leading British landscapist of his age who elevated landscape painting from topography into an important genre. He started out as a portrait painter but his formativ
- [Samuel Hieronymus Grimm (1733-1794)](/artists/samuel-hieronymus-grimm): Grimm was born in Switzerland and moved to London in 1768 having spent three years in Paris. He made a number of views along the Thames shortly after his arrival in the capital. Th
- [Samuel Howitt (1756-1822)](/artists/samuel-howitt): The artist was self-taught and specialised in drawings of animals and field sports. He also worked as an illustrator, print maker and in oils. From a wealthy Quaker Nottinghamshire
- [Samuel Jackson (1794-1869)](/artists/samuel-jackson): Samuel Jackson has been described as ‘the Father of the School’ of Bristol artists. His contemporary Francis Danby (1793-1861) wrote that ‘I know Jackson is a man of genius by bein
- [Samuel John Lamorna Birch, RA, RWS (1869-1955)](/artists/samuel-john-lamorna-birch): Samuel John Birch was born in Egremont, Cheshire. Apart from a brief period of study at the Atelier Colarossi, Paris in 1895, he was largely self-taught as an artist. Birch first v
- [Samuel Palmer (1805-1881)](/artists/samuel-palmer): Samuel Palmer is one of the greatest British painters of 19th century, best known for his poetic and spiritual landscapes. When seventeen he met John Linnell, who taught Palmer and
- [Samuel Prout (1783-1852)](/artists/samuel-prout): Prout was born in Plymouth. John Britton the antiquary employed him as a draughtsman on his serial Beauties of England and Wales (1803-13). His early work which often depicts coast
- [Samuel Read, R.W.S. (1815-1883)](/artists/samuel-read): Samuel Read moved to London in 1841 to study wood engraving under J.W. Whymper. In 1843 he started to send architectural drawings to the Royal Academy for exhibition and in 1844 he
- [Samuel Shelley](/artists/samuel-shelley)
- [Sarah Bowdich (1791-1856)](/artists/sarah-bowdich): Sarah Bowdich or Sarah Lee, née Wallis (1791-1856), was the daughter of a grocer and linen-draper in Colchester, where she grew up and learnt how to fish. Her parents were prospero
- [Sarah Sophia Beale (1837-1920)](/artists/sarah-sophia-beale): Beale was born in London to Frances, née Smith, and Lionel John Beale, a surgeon. Her sister, Ellen Brooker Beale, was also an artist with whom she collaborated. Sophia and Ellen B
- [Sarah Stone (1762-1844)](/artists/sarah-stone): Sarah Stone was the first female British painter of birds and animals to achieve professional recognition. Her drawings of birds are a highly important visual record of the specime
- [Shiva Lal (Patna c.) (1820-1870)](/artists/shiva-lal)
- [Sir Charles D'Oyly (1781-1845)](/artists/sir-charles-doyly): D’Oyly and his second wife Elizabeth Jane Ross moved to Patna in Bihar in 1821 when he became Opium Agent for the East India Company. Their house at Bankipore, a suburb of Patna, w
- [Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, R.A. (1802-1873)](/artists/sir-edwin-henry-landseer-ra): The artist was a prominent English painter and sculptor, best known for his exceptional animal paintings and sculptures. His work significantly influenced Victorian art and culture
- [Sir Francis Grant, P.R.A. (1803-1878)](/artists/sir-francis-grant-pra)
- [Sir Gerald Festus Kelly, P.R.A. (1879-1972)](/artists/sir-gerald-festus-kelly-pra)
- [Sir Herbert James Gunn, R.A. (1893-1964)](/artists/sir-herbert-james-gunn-ra)
- [Sir Joshua Reynolds PRA (1723-1792)](/artists/sir-joshua-reynolds-pra): Sir Joshua Reynolds, PRA (1723 – 1792) was the most influential portrait painter of the later eighteenth century. The first President of the Royal Academy, which he co - founded in
- [Sir Thomas Lawrence, P. R.A. (1769-1830)](/artists/sir-thomas-lawrence)
- [Sir William Rothenstein (1872-1945)](/artists/sir-william-rothenstein): The artist’s training at the Académie Julian is reflected in this elegant and rather French looking drawing aux trois crayons drawn in 1899.Countess Bathurst was a successful model
- [Stanley Inchbold, RBA (1856-1921)](/artists/stanley-inchbold): Stanley Inchbold studied art under Sir Hurbert von Herkomer. He exhibited at the leading London galleries from 1884, namely at the Royal Academy and New Watercolour Society, and wa
- [Stanley Roy Badmin, RWS (1806-1989)](/artists/stanley-roy-badmin-rws): Badmin studied at Camberwell School of Art and the Royal College of Art, which he left in 1928. He is renowned for his affectionate depictions of the English countryside and his po
- [Studio of Lamqua (Chinese) (1800-1900)](/artists/studio-of-lamqua)
- [Theodor Von Holst (1810-1844)](/artists/theodor-von-holst): Theodor von Holst (1810 – 1844) was born in London. His precocious talent was recognised early on, when Sir Thomas Lawrence bought drawings from the ten-year-old von Holst. Henry F
- [Thomas Bardwell (1704-1767)](/artists/thomas-bardwell): Major Francis Longe (1726-1776), the owner of Spixworth Hall near Norwich, is painted at home, just returned from shooting, presenting his wife, Tabitha (née Howes) with a bag cont
- [Thomas Creswick, R.A. (1811-1869)](/artists/thomas-creswick-ra): The artist studied in Birmingham under Joseph V. Barber (1788-1838) and moved to London in 1828. He was one of the leading practitioners of the Birmingham School of Artists and a f
- [Thomas Gainsborough, RA (1727-1788)](/artists/thomas-gainsborough): Born in Sudbury, Suffolk, Thomas Gainsboroug trained in London before establishing a portrait practise in East Anglia. Throughout his career he claimed to prefer painting and drawi
- [Thomas Girtin (1775-1802)](/artists/thomas-girtin): Girtin is a seminal figure in the history of British watercolour, particularly celebrated for his revolutionary approach to the medium despite his short life. An accomplished paint
- [Thomas Hosmer Shepherd (1793-1864)](/artists/thomas-hosmer-shepherd): Thomas Hosmer Shepherd, born in France on 16 January 1793, was probably the most talented member of the family of London topographers. Throughout his career, from 1809 to 1859, She
- [Thomas Jones (1742-1803)](/artists/thomas-jones): Thomas Jones was born at Trefonnen near Llandrindod in Radnorshire. At the request of his uncle, he attended Jesus College, Oxford, in order to enter the church, but in 1761 Jones 
- [Thomas Matthew Rooke R.W.S (1842-1942)](/artists/thomas-matthew-rooke): Thomas Matthew Rooke RWS (1842 – 1942) was born in London and studied at the National School of Design and the Royal Academy Schools. In 1871, he joined Morris & Co, working under 
- [Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827)](/artists/thomas-rowlandson): Rowlandson worked extensively in the West Country, where he made annual tours. He usually stayed with his friend and patron Matthew Michell, a banker, who had an estate at Hengar n
- [Thomas Shotter Boys (1803-1874)](/artists/ts-boys): Boys moved to Paris in the early 1820s and became a friend and pupil of Richard Parkes Bonington (1802–1828). He exhibited a large number of watercolours in Paris in the 1830s and 
- [Thomas Walmsley (1763-1806)](/artists/thomas-walmsley): Walmsley was born in Dublin into a military background. After a quarrel with his family, he moved to London and worked as a scene painter at the Royal Opera House. In 1788, he retu
- [W.N. (British, fl.) (b. 1819)](/artists/southwold-walberswick)
- [Warwick Reynolds (1880-1926)](/artists/warwick-reynolds): The artist was born in Islington, London. His father, Warwick Reynolds senior was a cartoonist and watercolourist. He was educated at Stroud Green, and studied art at the Grosvenor
- [William  Day (1764-1807)](/artists/william-day): Day was an accomplished amateur artist, who exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1782 and 1801 as an Honorary Exhibitor. The late Judy Egerton wrote an article about him in The C
- [William Callow, RWS (1812-1908)](/artists/william-callow-rws): Callow trained with Theodore and Newton Fielding. From 1827-9 he shared a studio with T.S. Boys in Paris, coming under the influence of R.P. Bonington. He had a teaching practise i
- [William Chapman](/artists/william-chapman): Chapman was born in London. He studied at the East India Company’s Military Seminary at Addiscombe, where he won several exam prizes. After a year at Chatham he joined the Bombay E
- [William Henry Hunt OWS (1790-1864)](/artists/william-henry-hunt): William Hunt, the son of a London manufacturer, was born with a deformation of his legs which restricted his movement and seems to have had a form of dwarfism. According to his ear
- [William Hoare of Bath (1707-1792)](/artists/william-hoare-of-bath): Hoare, a portraitist in oil and pastel settled in London in the 1720s and was apprenticed to the Flemish painter Giseppe Grisoni. In 1728 he returned to Italy and took Hoare with h
- [William James Müller (1812-1845)](/artists/william-james-muller): This spirited painting executed with great bravura was done shortly after the artist’s return from Egypt in 1839. Müller arrived in Egypt by steamer in November 1838. He was one of
- [William Leighton  Leitch (1804-1883)](/artists/william-leighton-leitch)
- [William Mulready, R.A. (1786-1863)](/artists/william-mulready): Mulready was elected to the R.A. in 1816 and became an Attending Visitor (teacher) at the Royal Academy Life School, where he was noted as still hard at work, like any young studen
- [William Page (1794-1872)](/artists/william-page)
- [William Payne (1760-1833)](/artists/william-payne): William Payne AOWS (1760 – 1830) was born into a prosperous family in London. He had some drawing lessons, possibly from Paul Sandby, and, in 1778, he was appointed a ‘fifth class’
- [William Turner of Oxford (1789-1862)](/artists/william-turner-of-oxford): Turner of Oxford was in Sussex in 1846 from when this beautiful drawing may well date, as he made a large watercolour from near Portsmouth with the Isle of Wight in the distance in
- [William Westall, A.R.A. (1781-1851)](/artists/william-westall): William Westall ARA (1781 – 1850) is best known as one of the first artists to depict Australia, for, while studying at the Royal Academy Schools, he was chosen as a draughtsman to
## Available Works
- [George  Dance the Younger — A cool conference growing warmish](/stock/portraits/a-cool-conference-growing-warmish)
- [Mrs Augusta Innes Withers — A white hen with her chicks](/stock/women-artists/a-white-hen-with-her-chicks)
- [Sarah Bowdich — Carp](/stock/women-artists/carp)
- [Edith Martineau, A.R.W.S. — The path through the trees](/stock/women-artists/the-path-through-the-trees)
- [Augusta Raymond-Barker — The library, Fairford Park, Gloucestershire](/stock/women-artists/the-library-fairford-park-gloucestershire)
- [Lady Emily Dundas — The Ladies of Llangollen at Plas Newydd](/stock/women-artists/the-ladies-of-llangollen-at-plas-newydd)
- [Mary Perrin (Irish fl.) — The Flamingo Fan](/stock/women-artists/the-flamingo-fan)
- [Charlotte Bosanquet — The Drawing Room, Fairford Park, Gloucestershire](/stock/women-artists/the-drawing-room-fairford-park-gloucestershire)
- [Louisa Seyffarth (née Sharpe) — The Alarm in the Night](/stock/women-artists/the-alarm-in-the-night)
- [Evelyn Dunbar — Shall we gather by the river](/stock/women-artists/shall-we-gather-by-the-river)
- [Louise Rayner — Salisbury with the cathedral](/stock/women-artists/salisbury-with-the-cathedral)
- [Anna Tonelli (née Nistri) — Portrait of George Augustus William and Marianne Curzon](/stock/women-artists/portrait-of-george-augustus-william-and-marianne-curzon)
- [Penelope Cawardine — Portrait of a lady looking in a mirror](/stock/women-artists/portrait-of-a-lady-looking-in-a-mirror)
- [Anna Tonelli (née Nistri) — Portrait of a lady in a white headdress wearing a white dress](/stock/women-artists/portrait-of-a-lady-in-a-white-headdress-wearing-a-white-dress)
- [Nina Hamnett — Portrait of a lady](/stock/women-artists/portrait-of-a-lady)
- [Elizabeth Lily Sumner — Portrait of a girl](/stock/women-artists/portrait-of-a-girl)
- [Edith Martineau, A.R.W.S. — Hampstead Heath looking towards Harrow on the Hill](/stock/women-artists/hampstead-heath-looking-towards-harrow-on-the-hill)
- [Marion Emma Chase — Daisies, bluebells and red campion](/stock/women-artists/daisies-bluebells-and-red-campion)
- [Helen Cordelia Angell — Apple Blossom](/stock/women-artists/apple-blossom)
- [Mary Harriet Robinson — An illuminated musical manuscript of Cherry Ripe](/stock/women-artists/an-illuminated-musical-manuscript-of-cherry-ripe)
- [Sarah Sophia Beale — A view of Heidelberg, Germany](/stock/women-artists/a-view-of-heidelberg-germany)
- [Gwen John — A seated tortoiseshell cat (probably Edgar Quinet)](/stock/women-artists/a-seated-tortoiseshell-cat-probably-edgar-quinet)
- [Helen Allingham, RWS — A roof at Broadstairs, Kent](/stock/women-artists/a-roof-at-broadstairs-kent)
- [Sarah Stone — A Mandarin Drake](/stock/women-artists/a-mandarin-drake)
- [Colonel Joshua Gosselin — Unpollarded Oaks](/stock/trees/unpollarded-oaks)
- [John White Abbott — Trees](/stock/trees/trees2)
- [Carl Haag, R.W.S. — Study of Vine Leaves (Studie von Weinlaub)](/stock/trees/study-of-vine-leaves-studie-von-weinlaub)
- [John White Abbott — Nutwell: The grounds of Nutwell Court, Devon](/stock/trees/nutwell-the-grounds-of-nutwell-court-devon)
- [Henri-Joseph Harpignies — L'Aube](/stock/trees/laube)
- [Isaac Johnson — An Oak, Winfarthing, Norfolk](/stock/trees/an-oak-winfarthing-norfolk)
- [William Henry Hunt OWS — Young woman seated](/stock/portraits/young-woman-seated)
- [William Henry Hunt OWS — Young girl sleeping in a chair](/stock/portraits/young-girl-sleeping-in-a-chair)
- [Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, R.A. — Two Persians with an Arabian](/stock/portraits/two-persians-with-an-arabian)
- [Thomas Bardwell — The Longe family of Spixworth Hall, near Norwich](/stock/portraits/the-longe-family-of-spixworth-hall-near-norwich)
- [Alphonse Legros — Tête d 'homme](/stock/portraits/tete-d-homme)
- [George Romney — Study of Satan for 'The Fall of the Rebel Angels'](/stock/portraits/study-of-satan-for-the-fall-of-the-rebel-angels)
- [Theodor Von Holst — Studies of women including a study after Raphael, recto, a woman seated at a balcony with a flying bat and gothic spire, verso](/stock/portraits/studies-of-women-including-a-study-after-raphael-recto-a-woman-seated-at-a-balcony-with-a-flying-bat-and-gothic-spire-verso)
- [F. M. — Slave Girl of the Cape](/stock/portraits/slave-girl-of-the-cape)
- [Célestin Paul-Rosemond Audra — Self-portrait of the artist with a large canvas](/stock/portraits/self-portrait-of-the-artist-with-a-large-canvas)
- [Henry Lamb — Self Portrait](/stock/portraits/self-portrait)
- [Henry Edridge, A.R.A. — Portrait of the brothers Frederick Seymour (1797-1856) and Sir Horace Seymour K.C.H. (1791-1851), when children, with a toy boat](/stock/portraits/portrait-of-the-brothers-frederick-seymour-1797-1856-and-sir-horace-seymour-k-c-h-1791-1851-when-children-with-a-toy-boat)
- [English School — Portrait of Mary Anne St Quintin (1782 -1874)](/stock/portraits/portrait-of-mary-anne-st-quintin-1782-1874)
- [George Richmond, R.A. — Portrait of Lieutenant- Colonel Sir Charles Hopkinson wearing the uniform of the Madras Horse Artillery standing in an Indian Landscape](/stock/portraits/portrait-of-lieutenant-colonel-sir-charles-hopkinson-wearing-the-uniform-of-the-madras-horse-artillery-standing-in-an-indian-landscape)
- [Gustavo Mancinelli — Portrait of a young man](/stock/portraits/portrait-of-a-young-man)
- [Augustus Edwin John, O.M., R.A. — Portrait of a lady in profile](/stock/portraits/portrait-of-a-lady-in-profile2)
- [John Downman, ARA — Portrait of a lady in profile wearing a bonnet](/stock/portraits/portrait-of-a-lady-in-profile-wearing-a-bonnet)
- [Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, R.A. — Portrait of a Gentleman with spectacles](/stock/portraits/portrait-of-a-gentleman-with-spectacles)
- [John Butler Yeats — Mrs Paget knitting](/stock/portraits/mrs-paget-knitting)
- [Sir Thomas Lawrence, P. R.A. — Isobel Smith, called Munia, the Angerstein family nurse](/stock/portraits/isobel-smith-called-munia-the-angerstein-family-nurse)
- [Albert Edward Sterner — Hommage to Fitzroy Carrington – portrait of Charlotte Carrington](/stock/portraits/hommage-to-fitzroy-carrington-portrait-of-charlotte-carrington)
- [F. M. — Female Hottentot](/stock/portraits/female-hottentot)
- [David Cox, RWS — Bruges – a group of women at the market](/stock/portraits/bruges-a-group-of-women-at-the-market)
- [William Chapman — A pair of pictures sold together](/stock/portraits/ayah-and-child-outside-a-bungalow)
- [William Henry Hunt OWS — An Interesting Letter](/stock/portraits/an-interesting-letter)
- [Sarah Stone — An album of early works including portraits, vegetables, flowers, studies of hands, feet and facial features, male figure studies drawn from life and spiders, c. 1772-3](/stock/portraits/an-album-of-early-works-including-portraits-vegetables-flowers-studies-of-hands-feet-and-facial-features-male-figure-studies-drawn-from-life-and-spiders-c-1772-3)
- [Paul-César Helleu — Alice Helleu à sa toilette](/stock/portraits/alice-helleu-a-sa-toilette)
- [John  Boyne — A visit to a white witch](/stock/portraits/a-visit-to-a-white-witch)
- [Daniel Maclise , R.A. — A seated girl reading in a doorway](/stock/portraits/a-seated-girl-reading-in-a-doorway)
- [George Chinnery — A sampan girl with her sampan](/stock/portraits/a-sampan-girl-with-her-sampan)
- [G W  (fl. late 19th century) — A portrait of the artist Benjamin Walter Spiers smoking in his studio](/stock/portraits/a-portrait-of-the-artist-benjamin-walter-spiers-smoking-in-his-studio)
- [William James Müller — A man in Oriental dress, a minaret in the distance](/stock/portraits/a-man-in-oriental-dress-a-minaret-in-the-distance)
- [Edward Thompson Davis — A girl lost in thought](/stock/portraits/a-girl-lost-in-thought)
- [Francis Place — Zaffia in Barbaria](/stock/landscapes/zaffia-in-barbaria)
- [Joseph Edward Southall, R.W.S. — Yachts at sea in high summer](/stock/landscapes/yachts-at-sea-in-high-summer)
- [Francis Nicholson — Windermere with St Martin's Bowness](/stock/landscapes/windermere-with-st-martins-bowness)
- [Samuel Read, R.W.S. — View of Toledo, Spain](/stock/landscapes/view-of-toledo-spain)
- [William Turner of Oxford — View of Shipton-on-Cherwell, Oxfordshire- Evening](/stock/landscapes/view-of-shipton-on-cherwell-oxfordshire-evening)
- [Thomas Rowlandson — View of Glastonbury town and abbey](/stock/landscapes/view-of-glastonbury-town-and-abbey)
- [Harry John Johnson — Venice](/stock/landscapes/venice)
- [Edward Lear — Two parrots on a branch](/stock/landscapes/two-parrots-on-a-branch)
- [George Garrard, ARA — Tring Hill, Hertfordshire](/stock/landscapes/tring-hill-hertfordshire)
- [Thomas Rowlandson — Trenant, the home of Sir Edward Buller, Cornwall](/stock/landscapes/trenant-the-home-of-sir-edward-buller-cornwall)
- [John White Abbott — Trees at Canonteign, Devon](/stock/landscapes/trees-at-canonteign-devon)
- [James Holland — Traeth Mawr, Merioneth, North Wales](/stock/landscapes/traeth-mawr-merioneth-north-wales)
- [Newton Smith Limbird Fielding — Three dogs with a bone](/stock/landscapes/three-dogs-with-a-bone)
- [Edward Lear — The Villa Adriana, Tivoli](/stock/landscapes/the-villa-adriana-tivoli)
- [Samuel John Lamorna Birch, RA, RWS — The Valley of Lamorna, Cornwall](/stock/landscapes/the-valley-of-lamorna-cornwall)
- [Johann Jakob Wolfensberger — The Temple of Olympian Zeus, with the Acropolis beyond and the Temple of Hephaistos, Athens ](/stock/landscapes/the-temple-of-olympian-zeus-with-the-acropolis-beyond-and-the-temple-of-hephaistos-athens)
- [Edward Lear — The Quarries of Assouan, Egypt](/stock/landscapes/the-quarries-of-assouan-egypt)
- [David Roberts, R.A. — The Ponte Nomentano, Rome](/stock/landscapes/the-ponte-nomentano-rome)
- [Edward Lear — The plains of Lombardy from Monte Generoso](/stock/landscapes/the-plains-of-lombardy-from-monte-generoso)
- [Hercules Brabazon Brabazon — The Market, Mysore, India](/stock/landscapes/the-market-mysore-india)
- [David Roberts, R.A. — The Lower Pool of Siloam, Valley of Jehoshaphat](/stock/landscapes/the-lower-pool-of-siloam-valley-of-jehoshaphat)
- [Justinian Walter Gantz — The Fortress of Gooty, Andrah Pradesh, India](/stock/landscapes/the-fortress-of-gooty-andrah-pradesh-india)
- [John Sell Cotman — The Elephanta Caves, Mumbai](/stock/landscapes/the-elephanta-caves-mumbai)
- [English School — The dining room, Fairford Park, Gloucestershire](/stock/landscapes/the-dining-room-fairford-park-gloucestershire)
- [Stanley Inchbold, RBA — The Damascus Gate, Jerusalem](/stock/landscapes/the-damascus-gate-jerusalem)
- [Joseph Severn — The brigand's family](/stock/landscapes/the-brigand-s-family)
- [Samuel Hieronymus Grimm — The Berkshire House, Putney](/stock/landscapes/the-berkshire-house-putney)
- [French School c. 1825 — The Arch of Titus and the Forum, Rome](/stock/landscapes/the-arch-of-titus-and-the-forum-rome)
- [Myles Birket Foster, R.W.S. — Sunset study with a mackerel sky](/stock/landscapes/sunset-study-with-a-mackerel-sky)
- [Hercules Brabazon Brabazon — Study of the sea and the sky](/stock/landscapes/study-of-the-sea-and-the-sky)
- [George Romney — Study for 'The Temptation of Christ'](/stock/landscapes/study-for-the-temptation-of-christ)
- [Edward Lear — Sleeping Cretans](/stock/landscapes/sleeping-cretans)
- [Miles Edmund Cotman — Seascape](/stock/landscapes/seascape)
- [Hercules Brabazon Brabazon — Santa Maria della Salute, Venice from the Grand Canal](/stock/landscapes/santa-maria-della-salute-venice-from-the-grand-canal)
- [Paul Sandby, R.A. — River landscape with trees](/stock/landscapes/river-landscape-with-trees)
- [John ‘Warwick’ Smith — Portland, Dorset](/stock/landscapes/portland-dorset)
- [Edward Lear — Patti, Sicily](/stock/landscapes/patti-sicily)
- [William Leighton  Leitch — Osborne House and the terrace, Isle of Wight](/stock/landscapes/osborne-house-and-the-terrace-isle-of-wight)
- [Thomas Rowlandson — On the Thames](/stock/landscapes/on-the-thames)
- [Peter de Wint — On the moors](/stock/landscapes/on-the-moors)
- [William  Day — Near Chepstow](/stock/landscapes/near-chepstow)
- [English School — Mount Hekla, Iceland](/stock/landscapes/mount-hekla-iceland)
- [Miles Edmund Cotman — An oak tree](/stock/landscapes/miles-edmund-cotman)
- [Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe, OBE, RA — Merganser Up](/stock/landscapes/merganser-up)
- [George Richmond, R.A. — Landscape with trees](/stock/landscapes/landscape-with-trees)
- [Agostino Aglio — Horses in a landscape, possibly the South Downs](/stock/landscapes/horses-in-a-landscape-possibly-the-south-downs)
- [David Cox, RWS — Hay Field- View near Hereford](/stock/landscapes/hay-field-view-near-hereford)
- [David Roberts, R.A. — Fragments of a colossal statue at the Memnonium, Thebes](/stock/landscapes/fragments-of-a-colossal-statue-at-the-memnonium-thebes)
- [Edward Lear — Feluccas on the Nile](/stock/landscapes/feluccas-on-the-nile)
- [Samuel Jackson — Evening: St Vincent’s Rocks and the Lime Kiln from below Old Hotwell House, on the Avon, Bristol](/stock/landscapes/evening-st-vincents-rocks-and-the-lime-kiln-from-below-old-hotwell-house-on-the-avon-bristol)
- [John White Abbott — Dulverton, Somerset](/stock/landscapes/dulverton-somerset)
- [Arthur Severn — Dent du Midi, from the valley of the Rhone – early morning](/stock/landscapes/dent-du-midi-from-the-valley-of-the-rhone-early-morning)
- [Patna School — Dancing girls and Musicians](/stock/landscapes/dancing-girls-and-musicians)
- [Agostino Aglio — Colliers at Brighton](/stock/landscapes/colliers-at-brighton)
- [David Cox, RWS — Collecting water](/stock/landscapes/collecting-water)
- [Lady (Margaret) Arden — Chatham](/stock/landscapes/chatham)
- [William Turner of Oxford — Chale Bay - looking out to sea from St Catherine's Down and Oratory, Isle of Wight](/stock/landscapes/chale-bay-looking-out-to-sea-from-st-catherines-down-and-oratory-isle-of-wight)
- [John Dearman (fl) — Cattle crossing Merrow Down Guilford: storm passing off](/stock/landscapes/cattle-crossing-merrow-down-guilford-storm-passing-off)
- [Samuel Jackson — Cader Idris](/stock/landscapes/cader-idris)
- [Edward Bawden RA — Bread; Poultry, Yoghourt and Fish: Four original illustrations for 'A Book of Middle Eastern Cookery' by Claudia Roden, 1968](/stock/landscapes/bread-poultry-yoghourt-and-fish-four-original-illustrations-for-a-book-of-middle-eastern-cookery-by-claudia-roden-1968)
- [George Chinnery — Boats near the shore, Madras](/stock/landscapes/boats-near-the-shore-madras)
- [John Tunnard ARA — Beam](/stock/landscapes/beam)
- [John Frederick Lewis, R.A. — Arran](/stock/landscapes/arran)
- [Edward Lear — An avocet near the sea](/stock/landscapes/an-avocet-near-the-sea)
- [Thomas Walmsley — An artist sketching at the castle of Kilchurn on Loch Awe, Western Highlands, Scotland](/stock/landscapes/an-artist-sketching-at-the-castle-of-kilchurn-on-loch-awe-western-highlands-scotland)
- [Thomas Creswick, R.A. — An angler by the rocks in a river landscape with trees](/stock/landscapes/an-angler-by-the-rocks-in-a-river-landscape-with-trees)
- [Paul Sandby, R.A. — A view of Tunbridge, Kent](/stock/landscapes/a-view-of-tunbridge-kent)
- [Richard Cooper — A view of Tivoli](/stock/landscapes/a-view-of-tivoli)
- [John Laporte — A view of Derwentwater from the east side](/stock/landscapes/a-view-of-derwentwater-from-the-east-side)
- [David Cox, RWS — A terrace with figures in seventeenth century costume](/stock/landscapes/a-terrace-with-figures-in-seventeenth-century-costume)
- [Edward Lear — A spoonbill by the shore](/stock/landscapes/a-spoonbill-by-the-shore)
- [Sir Gerald Festus Kelly, P.R.A. — A shop selling metalware, Cairo](/stock/landscapes/a-shop-selling-metalware-cairo)
- [Edward Dayes — A shepherd boy before Dunbrody Abbey, Co. Wexford](/stock/landscapes/a-shepherd-boy-before-dunbrody-abbey-co-wexford)
- [Peter Paillou — A pair of snipe and a kingfisher in a landscape](/stock/landscapes/a-pair-of-snipe-and-a-kingfisher-in-a-landscape)
- [Edward Lear — A merganser on the shore](/stock/landscapes/a-merganser-on-the-shore)
- [Sir Francis Grant, P.R.A. — A hound](/stock/landscapes/a-hound)
- [François Louis Thomas Francia — A girl picking flowers in Greenwich Park](/stock/landscapes/a-girl-picking-flowers-in-greenwich-park)
- [David Cox, RWS — A distant view of Lancaster with Morecambe Bay in the distance](/stock/landscapes/a-distant-view-of-lancaster-with-morecambe-bay-in-the-distance)
- [Samuel Howitt — A Cougar or panther and An Ocelot](/stock/landscapes/a-cougar-or-panther-and-an-ocelot)
- [Sir Edwin Henry Landseer, R.A. — A collie](/stock/landscapes/a-collie)
- [Thomas Shotter Boys — A chateau with figures in the garden](/stock/landscapes/a-chateau-with-figures-in-the-garden)
- [Sir Herbert James Gunn, R.A. — A carriage at Place de la Concorde, Paris](/stock/landscapes/a-carriage-at-place-de-la-concorde-paris)
- [Newton Smith Limbird Fielding — A bear leaning against a rock by a river](/stock/landscapes/a-bear-leaning-against-a-rock-by-a-river)
- [Constance Frederica  Gordon-Cumming — Hindoo temple near Dehra](/stock/india/hindoo-temple-near-dehra)
- [Constance Frederica  Gordon-Cumming — Cave on the Island of Elephanta, Bombay](/stock/india/cave-on-the-island-of-elephanta-bombay)
- [Indian Artists working for European Patrons — A group of nineteen watercolours of South-East Asian fruit and vegetables](/stock/india/a-group-of-thirteen-watercolours-of-south-east-asian-fruit-and-vegetables)
- [Thomas Rowlandson — Feeding the pigs](/stock/caricatures/feeding-the-pigs)
- [Edwin John Alexander, R.S.A., R.S.W., R.W.S. (Scottish) — White Crocus](/stock/botanical/white-crocus)
- [Henry Stacy Marks, R.A. — A kookaburra](/stock/birds-animals/a-kookaburra)
- [John Frederick Lewis, R.A. — The Spy](/stock/portraits/the-spy)
- [Henry Lamb — Portrait of Edwin John](/stock/portraits/portrait-of-edwin-john)
- [William Henry Hunt OWS — Lighting the Brazier](/stock/portraits/lighting-the-brazier)
- [John White Abbott — Trees, Kerswell, Devon](/stock/landscapes/trees-kerswell-devon)
- [George Heming Mason — The White Horse](/stock/landscapes/the-white-horse)
- [Sir Gerald Festus Kelly, P.R.A. — The Great Wall of China](/stock/landscapes/the-great-wall-of-china)
- [Henry Pilleau — The Dead Sea](/stock/landscapes/the-dead-sea)
- [John ‘Warwick’ Smith — The Caernarvonshire Mountains, Wales](/stock/landscapes/the-caernarvonshire-mountains-wales)
- [Hercules Brabazon Brabazon — Syracuse, Sicily](/stock/landscapes/syracuse-sicily)
- [Peter de Wint — Sheep on the Clee Hills, Shropshire](/stock/landscapes/sheep-on-the-clee-hills-shropshire)
- [Thomas Girtin — Panoramic view thought to be Primrose Hill, London](/stock/landscapes/panoramic-view-thought-to-be-primrose-hill-london)
- [Edward Lear — Near Calikut, India](/stock/landscapes/near-calikut-india)
- [Cecil Arthur Hunt — Mount Etna, Sicily](/stock/landscapes/mount-etna-sicily)
- [Samuel Palmer — La Vocotella near Corpo di Cava, Italy](/stock/landscapes/la-vocotella-near-corpo-di-cava-italy)
- [William Callow, RWS — Fishing boats off Dover](/stock/landscapes/fishing-boats-off-dover)
- [Charles Gore — Arundel Castle](/stock/landscapes/arundel-castle)
- [Thomas Rowlandson — Soldiers on parade, France](/stock/caricatures/soldiers-on-parade-france)
- [William Henry Hunt OWS — Primroses](/stock/botanical/primroses)
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