Showing 4 artworks with Arthur William Devis and with 1772
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- 18Th Century Art
- Arthur Devis
- Fish Painting
- Family Portrait
- Devis
- Classical Painting Style
- Domestic Scene
- European Art
- Georgian Portraiture
- Decorative Painting
- Birdlife Depiction
- Devis Artwork
- Conversation Piece
- Aquatic Life
- Conversation Piece Painting
- England
- Devis Style
- Georgian Painting
- Golden Cap
- Naval History Painting
- Landscape
- National Trust
- French Landscape
- Victorian Era Art
- Still Life Painting
Arthur William Devis’s ‘Pike, Tench and Chub,’ painted circa 1772, showcases a serene scene of aquatic life—three fish—executed in oil on canvas. This intimate portrait exemplifies Devis's signature style as a Georgian painter, particularly his focus on capturing the nuances of domestic interiors and familial relationships.
Atlantic Salmon and Allis Shad, by the River Wye ( )
This painting showcases a fisherman’s life in France, featuring a prominent fish resting on a bridge alongside other smaller fish. Birds add to the natural ambiance, complemented by a boat in the background, creating a balanced composition capturing the essence of rural artistry.
A stunning coastal scene by Arthur Devis (1772) captures Mackerel on the Dorset Shore with the Golden Cap, showcasing maritime life and picturesque landscapes – a timeless English painting.