Walker Art Gallery, 19th Century

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John William Waterhouse

1903

Echo And Narcissus

Discover John William Waterhouse’s "Echo & Narcissus" – a Pre-Raphaelite masterpiece of myth & emotion. Explore its rich symbolism, serene beauty, and historical significance in Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery.

Georges Seurat

1882

Ville D'avray, France, Maisons Blanches

Experience the serene charm of Georges Seurat's Pointillist masterpiece Ville d'Avray, France, maisons blanches, a luminous 1882 landscape capturing rural tranquility that invites you to bring this timeless beauty home.

Thomas Gainsborough

1769

Isabella,viscountess Molyneux, Later Countess Of Sefton

A breathtaking display of 18th-century elegance, this portrait by Thomas Gainsborough captures the shimmering silver textures and grace of Lady Molyneux, inviting you to bring this masterpiece into your private collection.

Edward Coley Burne-jones

1870

Study For

Witness the captivating 'Study for The Sirens' by Edward Burne-Jones – a pre-Raphaelite masterpiece brimming with mythical figures and intricate detail. Explore its history & artistic significance.

J.m.w. Turner

1806

Linlithgow Palace

Experience the serene beauty of Linlithgow Palace by J.M.W. Turner – a Romantic masterpiece blending classical landscape principles with evocative color and atmospheric perspective.

Sir Edward John Poynter, 1st Baronet Gcvo, Pra

1865

Faithful Unto Death

Explore Edward Poynter's masterful depiction of Pompeii’s eruption – ‘Faithful Unto Death,’ showcasing dramatic lighting and poignant themes of duty & sacrifice within Victorian imperial art.

James Sant

1870

The Fairy Tale

Victorian portrait "The Fairy Tale" by James Sant (1870) captures a tender mother-child moment with symbolic detail and rich color, perfect for art lovers seeking a timeless classic to cherish.

Edgar Degas

1895

Woman Ironing

Edgar Degas's 'Woman Ironing' captures a poignant moment of domestic labor with striking detail and vibrant colors, reflecting the artist’s fascination with everyday life.

William Holman Hunt

1887

The Triumph Of The Innocents

William Holman Hunt’s monumental 'The Triumph of the Innocents' captures a poignant biblical scene—the Holy Family’s escape to Egypt—rendered in breathtaking detail with luminous oil paint and imbued with mystical symbolism. Explore this Victorian masterpiece and bring its serene beauty into your home.

Joseph Wright Of Derby

1769

Mrs Frances Hesketh

Admire Joseph Wright's masterful depiction of Jedediah Strutt, a prominent Derbyshire textile magnate, captured in a serene pose amidst scholarly pursuits – a testament to the artist’s vision.

Paul Gustave Doré

1875

Flower Sellers Of London

Gustave Doré's 'Flower Sellers of London' (1875) poignantly depicts Victorian poverty & resilience. A realist oil painting showcasing familial bonds amidst hardship.

Ford Madox Brown

1866

The Coat Of Many Colours

Explore Ford Madox Brown's iconic 'The Coat of Many Colours,' depicting Joseph and his brothers' betrayal. Witness Pre-Raphaelite artistry at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool.

George Romney

1767

Portrait Of A Girl (said To Be Miss Collingwood)

Admire George Romney's 'Portrait of a Girl (Miss Collingwood)' – a captivating 1767 oil painting reproduction. Experience the elegance and charm of this iconic work, now available as a hand-painted masterpiece.

Sir Martin Archer Shee

1817

William Roscoe

Sir Martin Archer Shee’s 1817 portrait of William Roscoe captures two men engrossed in conversation amidst a scholarly atmosphere, showcasing the artist's neoclassical style and offering a glimpse into Liverpool's cultural elite. Discover this captivating artwork and elevate your collection.

Sir Thomas Lawrence

1800

John Bradburne (d.1809 )

Sir Thomas Lawrence’s 1800 portrait of John Bradburne captures a dignified figure in the Romantic style, showcasing soft brushstrokes and muted tones reflecting the era's refined taste – discover this captivating piece and elevate your collection.

Charles Haslewood Shannon

1899

Lady With A Cyclamen (the Honourable Mrs H. Chaloner Dowdall, 1876–1939)

Admire 'Lady with a Cyclamen' by Charles Haslewood Shannon (1899). A captivating portrait of Mrs. H. Chaloner Dowdall, rendered in oil on canvas. Explore its beauty and history.

Jean-édouard Vuillard

1908

Madame Hessel Au Sofa

Admire Jean-Édouard Vuillard’s "Madame Hessel au Sofa" – a captivating 1908 Impressionist painting of luxurious leisure. Explore loose brushwork, rich textures & subtle symbolism in this unique artwork.

Jean-édouard Vuillard

1905

Madame Hessel In Her Boudoir

Delve into Jean Edouard Vuillard's Madame Hessel in Her Boudoir – a luminous Nabis masterpiece capturing quiet elegance and symbolic depth within an intimate Parisian interior.

Joseph Wright Of Derby

1769

Portrait Of Fleetwood Hesketh

A striking 1769 portrait by Joseph Wright of Derby depicts Fleetwood Hesketh in red attire and a black hat, capturing the spirit of the era with natural elements and meticulous detail – discover this remarkable artwork.

Sir William Nicholson

1916

The Hundred Jugs

Sir William Nicholson's 'The Hundred Jugs' (1916) is a whimsical yet unsettling still life brimming with pottery and a playful cat. Explore this iconic work by the Beggarstaff artist!

Sir George Clausen

1901

The Golden Barn

Sir George Clausen’s "The Golden Barn," painted in 1901, captures a luminous black and white scene of rural life with dignified figures within a weathered barn – a timeless Impressionistic vision reflecting tradition and faith.

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer

1850

John Gibson (1790–1866)

Sir Edwin Landseer’s 1850 portrait of John Gibson exemplifies Victorian Realism with meticulous anatomical detail and a contemplative gaze. This stunning oil painting captures the essence of the Scottish painter, offering a window into the era's fascination with naturalism and psychological depth – discover this masterpiece.

William Holman Hunt

1857

The Flight Of Madeline And Porphyro During The Drunkenness Attending The Revelry (the Eve Of St. Agnes)

William Holman Hunt’s "The Flight of Madeline and Porphyro" depicts a pivotal scene from Tennyson’s poem, capturing the moment Madeline spies Sir Launcelot in her mirror as her fate begins to unwind. Painted with meticulous detail and employing innovative lighting techniques, it embodies Pre-Raphaelite ideals of naturalism and spiritual devotion.

Sir Edward John Poynter, 1st Baronet Gcvo, Pra

1882

Psyche In The Temple Of Love

Sir Edward Poynter’s "Psyche in the Temple of Love" (1882) is a stunning academic masterpiece depicting a young woman within an ornate temple, showcasing warm tones and meticulous detail. This classical scene explores themes of love and beauty with masterful brushwork – discover this iconic artwork.

John William Waterhouse

Georges Seurat

Thomas Gainsborough

Edward Coley Burne-jones

J.m.w. Turner

Sir Edward John Poynter, 1st Baronet Gcvo, Pra

James Sant

Edgar Degas

William Holman Hunt

Joseph Wright Of Derby

Paul Gustave Doré

Ford Madox Brown

George Romney

Sir Martin Archer Shee

Sir Thomas Lawrence

Charles Haslewood Shannon

Jean-édouard Vuillard

Jean-édouard Vuillard

Joseph Wright Of Derby

Sir William Nicholson

Sir George Clausen

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer

William Holman Hunt

Sir Edward John Poynter, 1st Baronet Gcvo, Pra

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