Showing 10 artworks with James Curnock and with artwork date before 1845 and with artwork date after 1835
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James Curnock
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-1845
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1835+
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- 19Th Century Painting
- Detailed Oil Painting
- Formal Portrait Art
- Neoclassical Portrait
- Victorian Portrait
- Warm Color Palette Art
- Dignified Artwork
- Elegant Family Art
- Soft Diffused Lighting
- Seascape Background Art
- Brown And Gold Tones
- Portrait Painting
- Neoclassical Art Style
- Family Portrait Art
- British Art 1840
- Classical Architecture
- 1839 Painting Art
- Formal Portraiture
- Warm Color Palette
- Romantic Family Art
- Antique Portrait
- Religious Portrait Art
- Portrait Of Gentleman
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Portrait Mother Son
- Geometric Shapes Art
- Family Portrait Style
- Margaret Moor Painting
- 1839 Oil Painting
- Victorian Painting Art
- Rich Layered Textures
- Thomas Roberts Artwork
- James Curnock Portrait
- Oil Painting Family
- Child Portrait Painting
- Oil Painting Reverend
- British Portrait Art
- Realistic Portrait
- British Painter Art
- Curnock Bristol Artist
- Ornate Interior Scene
- Classic Portrait
- James Curnock Artist
- Portrait Of A Mother
- Historical Portrait
- Detailed Oil Paint
- 1840 Oil Painting
- James Curnock Art
- Elderly Woman Portrait
- Curnock Bristol Art
Admire James Curnock’s 1839 portrait, 'Mrs Margaret Moor & Her Son Tom.' A refined Victorian oil painting showcasing familial wealth and status through detailed realism & warm tones.
James Curnock’s "Reverend Thomas Roberts" (1835) is a formal Neoclassical portrait showcasing meticulous detail & solemnity. Explore this 19th-century oil painting's rich textures & classical setting.
1840 portrait of Mary Ann Cox by James Curnock. A refined Neoclassical oil painting showcasing an elderly woman's dignity & wisdom. Explore Victorian portraiture & a timeless piece.
James Curnock’s 1839 oil painting, 'Mrs Margaret Moor & Her Son Tom,' exemplifies Victorian Neoclassical/Romantic style. Admire its rich detail, familial warmth, and refined portraiture.