Showing 21 artworks with George Cartlidge and with Vivid
-
George Cartlidge
-
Vivid
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
- Espresso
- Walnut
- Driftwood
- Bronze
- Putty
- Phthalo Green
- Sap Green
- Clay
- Brown
- Rosy Brown
- Khaki
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
Not available for this selection
- George Cartlidge
- Warm Color Palette
- British Landscape Art
- Rural England Art
- Landscape Painting
- Floral Arrangement
- Fine Art Bird
- Mortality Art
- Detailed Plumage
- Chrysanthemum Art
- Chaffinch Artwork
- Hudson River School
- British Art 1887
- Oil Painting Study
- British Artist”
- White Dress Woman
- Animal Still Life
- Terracotta Pot Still
- Realistic Bird Art
- Impressionist Painting
- Texture In Art
- Pastoral Scene
- Dirt Road Artwork
- Impressionistic Style
- 19Th Century Art
- Moorland Artwork
- Rural Life Art”
- Oil Painting 1891
- Soft Lighting Art
- Twilight Scene
- Vintage Painting
- Somber Oil Painting
- Solitary Figure Art
- Atmospheric Perspective
- Impasto Technique
- Oil Paint Texture
- Vintage Art Study
- Impasto Texture Art
- Silhouette Figure
- Dead Bird Painting
- 1887 Victorian Art
- Victorian Painting
- Late 19Th Century Art
- Brown Ochre Tones
- "Cartlidge Painting"
- Loss And Grief Art
- Still Life Flowers
- Vintage Floral Art
- Botanical Still Life
- Antique Flower Art
George Cartlidge’s ‘A Moorland Road, Bradshaw’ (c. 1868) captures a solitary figure in twilight, showcasing late 19th-century landscape style & atmospheric impasto. Explore this serene British artwork.
Admire George Cartlidge’s 1891 ‘Still Life, Chrysanthemums’. An Impressionistic oil painting featuring vibrant flowers & rich textures. Explore this serene British artwork.
Discover George Cartlidge’s ‘The Cart Road’ (1900), a serene pastoral landscape painting in oil. Explore its Impressionistic style, rural charm & timeless British artistry.
George Cartlidge’s ‘Study of a Dead Chaffinch’ (1887) is a poignant oil painting exploring mortality & vulnerability through realistic detail. A somber, textured piece evoking quiet contemplation – perfect for collectors.