Showing 6 artworks with 1830 and with Yale Center For British Art
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- 19Th Century Art
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- Cox Landscape Painting
- Severn Wye Landscape
- James Ward Painter
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- James Francis Danby
- Elderly Artist
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- Mountain Torrent
- James Ward
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- Riverbank Artwork
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- Saint Jerome Painting
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- David Cox Watercolor
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Experience the breathtaking beauty of James Francis Danby’s "The Mountain Torrent," a Romantic masterpiece capturing Irish landscape with dramatic hues and evocative atmosphere.
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.
Admire James Ward’s poignant self-portrait (1830), capturing the artist's aged visage and contemplative gaze within a richly textured canvas. Explore British Romanticism at Yale!
David Cox’s serene watercolor captures the Junction of the Severn and Wye, showcasing a peaceful British landscape with figures enjoying the riverbank. This evocative piece by the Birmingham School artist offers a glimpse into 1830's England – discover this beautiful artwork.