Showing 14 artworks with James Ward and with artwork date before 1816 and with artwork date after 1806
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James Ward's 'Gordale Scar' captures the dramatic Yorkshire landscape with towering cliffs and figures amidst a stormy sky. A monumental oil painting, it showcases nature’s beauty & evokes a sense of sublime wonder.
James Ward's 'Gordale Scar' captures the dramatic beauty of Yorkshire’s limestone cliffs. This monumental landscape painting, commissioned by Lord Ribblesdale, showcases a breathtaking view of Gordale Beck and surrounding wilderness.
Admire James Ward's masterful depiction of 'A Hunter in a Landscape,' capturing the Romantic spirit with serene beauty and intricate detail – a cornerstone of British art history.
Experience James Ward's 'An Unknown Woman' (1811). A haunting portrait of unrequited love and longing, rendered in exquisite detail by the British Romantic painter. Explore its rich history & artistic significance.
Discover 'Portraits of Two Extraordinary Oxen' by James Ward (1814). A dramatic oil painting showcasing powerful cattle in a rustic setting. Romantic realism & impasto technique – a unique piece for art collectors.
Admire James Ward's masterful depiction of an eagle stallion amidst a serene landscape—a cornerstone of British Romanticism showcasing meticulous detail and atmospheric beauty.
A tender depiction of farm life featuring sheep and lambs by British master James Ward, capturing a rustic 1810 atmosphere that invites you to bring this romantic piece of history into your home.
This artwork is housed at The British Art Gallery, Liverpool.
Admire James Ward’s evocative sketch of Gordale Scar—a monumental limestone formation—capturing the grandeur of British Romantic landscape painting with masterful tonal shading and atmospheric perspective.
James Ward’s "The Straw Yard" (1810) captures a serene rural scene in Baroque realism. Explore this oil painting's textured details & timeless depiction of British countryside.
A majestic brown horse stands poised in a serene landscape in this 1810 masterpiece by British artist James Ward, capturing the romantic beauty of nature and inviting you to bring this timeless scene into your collection.
Capture the serene mood of this 1809 Collie portrait by James Ward, featuring a dog on a peaceful beach scene; discover timeless British artistry today.
James Ward’s "Gordale Scar" (1815) – a dramatic Romantic landscape painting of Yorkshire's rugged beauty. Explore this monumental oil on canvas, showcasing scale & texture.