James Ward

1818

John Levett Hunting At Wychnor, Staffordshire Alternate Title Theophilus Levett And A Favorite Hunter)

James Ward's "John Levett Hunting at Wychnor" captures a lively scene of hunting in Staffordshire, England, showcasing a man and his horse amidst a picturesque landscape. A fine example of 19th-century art.

James Ward

1830

Study For The Oil Painting

James Ward (1769-1859) was a prominent British painter renowned for his captivating animal paintings, romantic landscapes, and insightful portraits. Though often overshadowed by contemporaries, his unique style and skill significantly impacted the development of British art during the 19th century.

James Ward

1809

Eagle, A Celebrated Stallion

Admire James Ward's masterful depiction of an eagle stallion amidst a serene landscape—a cornerstone of British Romanticism showcasing meticulous detail and atmospheric beauty.

James Ward

1807

Ryelands Sheep, The King's Ram, The King's Ewe And Lord Somerville's Wether

This artwork is housed at The British Art Gallery, Liverpool.

James Ward

1803

Man Struggling With A Boa Constrictor, Study For Liboya Serpent Seizing Its Prey

Man Struggling with a Boa Constrictor, Study for Liboya Serpent Seizing Its Prey

James Ward

1810

Hunter In A Landscape

A majestic brown horse stands poised in a serene landscape in this 1810 masterpiece by British artist James Ward, capturing the romantic beauty of nature and inviting you to bring this timeless scene into your collection.

James Ward

1800

A Border Leicester Ewe

Admire James Ward’s ‘A Border Leicester Ewe,’ a serene Romantic landscape featuring sheep grazing peacefully amidst rolling hills – a captivating glimpse into British art history.