Showing 3 artworks with James Cassie and with Romanticism
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- Scottish Landscape
- James Cassie Painting
- Oil Painting Diptych
- Scottish Art 1854
- Marine Painting
- Rural Scene Painting
- Rural Life Painting
- Barra Castle Painting
- 19Th Century Art
- Fisher Boy Painting
- Cannon Seascape Art
- Family Portrait Art
- 19Th Century Oil Paint
- Coastal Marine Scene
- Firelight Painting
- Cave Dwelling Scene
- Bird Paintings Art
- Earthy Color Palette
- Oil Painting Artwork
- Coastal Scenery”
- Landscape Oil Painting
- Scottish Coastal Art
- Muted Color Palette
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Historical Painting
A Fisher Laddie by James Cassie (1819-1879). This diptych showcases Romantic landscapes & a boy fishing, rendered in muted tones & oil paint. Explore this nostalgic Scottish artwork.
James Cassie’s ‘The Kitchen of Barra Castle’ (1854) captures a poignant scene of rural life in Romantic style. Oil painting depicts hardship & resilience, featuring dramatic lighting and earthy tones. A powerful work for art collectors.
Admire James Cassie’s "The Mouth of the Tay" (1874). A stunning Scottish marine landscape featuring cannons & abundant birds. Hand-painted reproductions available.