Showing 18 artworks with Robert W. Salmon and with artwork date before 1808 and with artwork date after 1798
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Robert W. Salmon
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-1808
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1798+
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- Putty
- Rosy Brown
- Celadon
- Phthalo Green
- Espresso
- Sap Green
- Cobalt Violet
- Gray
- Driftwood
- Bronze
- Khaki
- White
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- Robert W Salmon
- Maritime Painting
- Ship Portrait
- 19Th Century Painting
- Luminism Art Style
- Marine Painting
- Liverpool Art Scene
- Naval Ship Artwork
- 1807 Artwork
- Naval Review Artwork
- Light Effects
- Whitehaven Harbor
- British Navy Ships
- Stormy Seas Artwork
- Liverpool Artist
- Historical Art
- British Navy
- Sloop On The Mersey
- Blues And Browns Art
- Grand Naval Scene
- Historical Painting
- Turbulent Sea Scene
- Marine Oil Painting
- Sailing Ships Art
- Historical Ship Art
- Sailing Ship Art
- Ship Art Decor
- Seascape
- Vintage Nautical
- Claude Lorrain
- Coastal Paintings
- British Painting
- Luminist Style Art
- Liverpool Painting
- 1808 Oil Painting
- Watercolor Painting
- Trelawney Ship
- Ocean Scene Art
- Maritime Art History
- Prince Of Wales
- Romantic Painting
- British Art History
- Oil Painting Texture
- Watercolor Reproduction
- Maritime Art
- American Luminism
- Hudson River School
- Flag Design Artwork
- International Fleet
- Oil On Canvas
Robert W. Salmon (1775-1845), known as the 'Father of American Luminism,' was born Robert Salomon in Whitehaven, UK. Influenced by Dutch marine painters and Claude Lorrain, he honed his skills early on with works like ‘Two Armed Merchantmen Leaving Whitehaven Harbor.’ Settling in Liverpool, Salmon produced numerous stunning maritime paintings, notably ‘The ‘Estridge’ off Dover,’ now residing in th
Discover Robert W Salmon’s ‘Sailing Ship Trelawney,’ a stunning 1808 oil painting of a British frigate battling rough seas. Explore its realism, detail & maritime charm at ArtsDot.com!
Robert W. Salmon’s "Visit of the Prince of Wales" (1807) is a monumental Romantic painting depicting a grand naval review. Explore its dramatic composition, maritime scenes & historical significance.
Robert W. Salmon’s "Sloop on the Mersey" (1808) is a stunning oil painting of a naval ship, showcasing Luminist realism & maritime history. Explore its detailed technique & evocative composition.