James Ward

1811

Gordale Scar

James Ward's 'Gordale Scar' captures the dramatic Yorkshire landscape with towering cliffs and figures amidst a stormy sky. A monumental oil painting, it showcases nature’s beauty & evokes a sense of sublime wonder.

James Ward

1812

Gordale Scar (a View Of Gordale, In The Manor Of East Malham In Craven, Yorkshire, The Property Of Lord Ribblesdale)

James Ward's 'Gordale Scar' captures the dramatic beauty of Yorkshire’s limestone cliffs. This monumental landscape painting, commissioned by Lord Ribblesdale, showcases a breathtaking view of Gordale Beck and surrounding wilderness.

James Ward

1810

A Hunter In A Landscape

Admire James Ward's masterful depiction of 'A Hunter in a Landscape,' capturing the Romantic spirit with serene beauty and intricate detail – a cornerstone of British art history.

James Ward

1805

Gloucestershire Old Spot

A large oil on panel showcasing a pig in a pastoral setting, accompanied by people and dogs—a masterful depiction of rural life during the Romantic era.