Showing 5 artworks with James Ward and with artwork date before 1823 and with artwork date after 1813
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James Ward
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-1823
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1813+
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- British Landscape Art
- James Ward
- British Art
- James Ward Painting
- 1815 English Art
- Pastoral Scene
- Romantic Landscape Painting
- Early 19Th Century”
- Shepherds & Livestock
- Vertical Composition
- Oil On Canvas Artwork
- Gordale Scar
- Landscape Composition
- Victorian Art
- Dramatic Canyon Scene
- Staffordshire
- Yorkshire Landscape Art
- Romantic Animal Art
- Dramatic Lighting
- Animal Painting
- Monochrome Drawing
- 1819 Artwork
- Earl Of Powis Art
- Portrait
- Scenic View
- Impasto Painting Style
- Victorian Cattle Art
- Hunting
- Serene Sky
- Nature’S Grandeur”,
- Classical Style
- Romantic Painting Style
- Rustic Stone Setting
- Spaniel Dog
- Limestone Formation
- Detailed Animal Art
- James Ward Landscape
- Levett
- Animal Portrait
- Canine Beauty
- Dash Spaniel
- Atmospheric Depth
- Dark And Light Colors
- Victorian Era
- Oxen Portrait Art
- Red Coat
- 1818
- Landscape
- British Artist
- Floral Decor
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.
James Ward's "John Levett Hunting at Wychnor" captures a lively scene of hunting in Staffordshire, England, showcasing a man and his horse amidst a picturesque landscape. A fine example of 19th-century art.
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 "Gordale Scar" (1815) – a dramatic Romantic landscape painting of Yorkshire's rugged beauty. Explore this monumental oil on canvas, showcasing scale & texture.