Showing 24 artworks out of more than 240+ with Yale Center For British Art
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- Adam Buck
- Anthony Frederick Augustus Sandys
- Aubrey Vincent Beardsley
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- Francis Hayman
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- Johann Heinrich Füssli
- Johann Zoffany
- Johannes Verelst, Jan Verelst
- John Constable
- John Frederick Lewis
- John Singleton Copley
- John Wootton
- Joseph Wright Of Derby
- Ramsay Richard Reinagle
- Sir Edwin Henry Landseer
- Sir Frederic Lord Leighton
- Sir John Everett Millais
- Sir Joshua Reynolds
- Sir Thomas Lawrence
- Sir William Beechey
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- William Blake
- William Etty
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A striking red gown captures the eye in this poignant Victorian portrait of a nanny and children by Emily Mary Osborn, offering a soulful glimpse into 1860s life that you can bring to your own collection.
Explore Sir Joshua Reynolds’ ‘Field Marshall Rt. Hon. Sir Jeffrey Amherst,’ a dynamic 1768 oil painting showcasing military prowess & dramatic chiaroscuro. A masterpiece of classical portraiture.
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.
George Stubbs (1724-1806) revolutionized animal art through his meticulous anatomical studies and Romantic vision, exemplified by 'Greenland Falcon.' This masterpiece showcases his skill in capturing both form and spirit within a stunning landscape setting. Discover more about Stubbs's legacy at Yale Center for British Art.
Experience the sublime grandeur of John Martin's 'The Bard,' a monumental Romantic landscape painting depicting biblical drama amidst turbulent mountains and echoing with Thomas Gray’s poetic vision.
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.
Admire Thomas Gainsborough's masterful portrait 'A Man Called Mr. Wood, the Dancing Master,' depicting an elderly gentleman with dignified poise and scholarly pursuits – a quintessential example of British Baroque art.
Experience Joseph Wright's "Lake Nemi" – a breathtaking landscape capturing light & atmosphere of 1795, inspired by Italy’s beauty and the Industrial Age.
Discover John Crome’s ‘Boys Bathing on the River Wensum.’ A serene 1817 landscape painting showcasing Dutch Golden Age influence & atmospheric beauty. Explore Norwich School art.
A tender depiction of farm life featuring sheep and lambs by British master James Ward, capturing a rustic 1810 atmosphere that invites you to bring this romantic piece of history into your home.
John Frederick Lewis's "A Frank Encampment" vividly depicts a desert scene with British aristocrats and Bedouins, showcasing detailed Orientalist artistry & cultural exchange of 1842.
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!
Explore James Francis Danby’s ‘The Haunted Wood,’ a moody watercolor landscape of rocky streams & ancient roots. A masterpiece of realism & atmospheric perspective, evoking tranquility & mystery.
Witness 'Christ Disappearing at Emmaus' by Henry Fuseli (1792). A haunting masterpiece of Romanticism, this 144cm painting evokes faith & mystery. Explore its dark beauty today.
John Frederick Lewis's "The Via Mala" (1827) captures a dramatic mountain landscape with a river, showcasing the artist’s detailed watercolor style and evocative use of light & shadow.
William James Müller's "Gillingham on the Medway" captures a peaceful riverside scene with boats and figures, reflecting the beauty of Kent’s landscape. A stunning example of Bristol School painting.
Experience the stern gaze of this 18th-century portrait by Joseph Wright of Derby, capturing Enlightenment drama; discover this historical masterpiece today.
A dramatic scene of biblical grandeur unfolds in John Martin's Belshazzar, a masterpiece of Romanticism capturing a lively banquet hall that invites you to bring this epic historical moment into your private collection.
This artwork is housed at The British Art Gallery, Liverpool.
Experience this detailed 1809 portrait of two Mundy men by Ramsay Richard Reinagle, capturing an intimate moment of intellectual discussion; discover this piece of British history today.
Benjamin West’s "Indians Delivering Captives" (1769) is a detailed engraving depicting colonial America. Explore this historical narrative, Neoclassical style & 18th-century art.