
British artist Paul Sandby (1730/31—1809) was a Founder Member of the Royal Academy in London, he is remembered as ‘the father of English watercolour’ and also pioneered...

British artist Paul Sandby (1730/31—1809) was a Founder Member of the Royal Academy in London, he is remembered as ‘the father of English watercolour’ and also pioneered...

Lionel Edwards (1878—1966) was a British artist who specialised in painting horses and other aspects of British country life. He is best known for his hunting scenes but...

At the age of seventeen British-born Thomas Cole (1801—1848) emigrated with his family from England to the United States, first working as a wood engraver in...

In this work, a panoramic landscape bathed in the warm light of the evening sun opens up before the viewer's eyes, as they are led by a tall rock formation with a round...

Hermann David Solomon Corrodi (1844—1905) was raised in an artistic family, having first acquired his artistic training in his father's studio in Geneva and subsequently...

Simon Denis (1755—1813) was a Belgian painter active primarily in Italy. He first studied in his native city of Antwerp, later he moved to Paris in the 1780s, and soon...

“Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder” ― Plato. Paul Sandby, The North Terrace of Windsor Castle (looking west at sunset), Private collection. Sold for £15,000 at...

‘The father of English watercolour’ Paul Sandby (1730/31—1809) is famous for his landscapes in gouache and watercolour. He exhibited at the Society of Artists until...