List of works by Edward Thomas Daniell

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E.T. Daniell - Whitlingham Lane by Trowse (c.1833) E.T. Daniell - Whitlingham Lane by Trowse.jpg
E.T. Daniell - Whitlingham Lane by Trowse (c.1833)

This is an incomplete list of works by Edward Thomas Daniell , an English landscape painter and etcher, best known for drawings made on an expedition to the Middle East and the coast of Lycia. Born in 1804 of wealthy parents, he was brought up in Norwich by his widowed mother. He studied at Balliol College, Oxford, was licensed as the curate at Banham, Norfolk in 1832, and two years later became a curate in London, where he was a patron of the arts. In 1842, whilst on his travels around Lycia, he contracted malaria and died at Antalya. [1]

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Daniell exhibited his paintings but was not forced to earn his living from them. His style was influenced by John Crome, J. M. W. Turner and John Sell Cotman. His etchings, of which 52 have been identified, [2] demonstrate his great skill in the use of drypoint, [3]

Works

Etchings

Key
BM—work held at the British Museum in London [4]
NMC—work held by the Norfolk Museums Collections, [5] based at Norwich Castle
P—included in Inglis Palgrave's Twelve Etchings of the Rev. E. T. Daniell (1882, unpublished, copies in the Victoria & Albert Museum and elsewhere) [6]
O—work held elsewhere.
ImageTitleDate States [6] Location(s)Notes
E.T. Daniell - Anchor Inn or Bridge House, Aylsham.jpg Anchor Inn or Bridge House, Aylshambefore 1840NMC
 Aqueduct in the Campagna, near Rome-NMC
E.T. Daniell - At Banham, Norfolk.jpg At Banham, Norfolkc.1833 [7] 2NMC
E.T. Daniell - Burgh Bridge.jpg Aylsham Bridge, or Bure Bridge (second state)1827 [8] 3NMC BM V&AA watercolour of the subject is held at NMC, both previously (and incorrectly, according to the topography)) called Burgh Bridge. The building, known in 1826 as the Anchor Inn, still exists. [8]
E.T. Daniell - Bridge at Toledo.jpg Bridge at Toledoc.1831 [9] 2NMC
E.T. Daniell - Butter Hills.jpg Butter Hills, Norwichc.1826 [10] 2NMC
E.T. Daniell - The Duke's Cut near Oxford.jpg Canal Lock at Oxford (second state)c.1831/32 [11] 2NMC O
E.T. Daniell - Castle Acre.jpg Castle Acrec.1832/33 [7] 2NMC BM
E.T. Daniell - Castle of Dunolly, Oban.jpg Castle of Dunolly, Obanc.1831 [11] 2NMCA pure drypoint. [3]
E.T. Daniell - Castle Ruin on Cliff.jpg Castle Ruin on Cliffc.1831 [9] 2NMC
 Chalk Pitc.1827 [12] 1
E.T. Daniell - Church Tower and Trees.jpg Church Tower and Trees *18241NMCProbably Daniell's first etching, made with Joseph Stannard, whose very similar work depicts Whitlingham Church and is dated February 1824. Daniell's tower is unfinished. [13]
E.T. Daniell - Clump of Trees at Quiddenham.jpg Clump of Trees at Quidenham1833 [14] 3NMC
E.T. Daniell - Coast Scene.jpg Coast scene1831 [15] 3NMC
 Cottage and Trees18243Apparently the first etching Daniell made on his own, signed and dated February 1824. [16]
E.T. Daniell - Craigmillar Castle.jpg Craigmillar Castlec.1831 [17] 3, 5NMC BMsmall plate and large plates made
E.T. Daniell - Farmyard near Norwich.jpg Farmyard near Norwich (View of a road alongside a field)1833 [7] 4NMC BM
E.T. Daniell - Flordon Bridge.jpg Flordon Bridge18253NMC BM PThe impression of the first state in the British Museum reads "by Edw. Thos. Daniel Esq.,—given to me by him 26 March 1825". [10] Searle describes the work as his early masterpiece that has "an assured individuality which recalls no one else". [18]
E.T. Daniell - Garden in Spain.jpg Garden in Spainc.1831/2 [9] 1NMC BM
E.T. Daniell - Grindlewald near Interlaken.jpg Grindlewald near Interlaken (second state)c.1831/32 [19] 3NMC
E.T. Daniell - Landscape with Bridge, Millgate, Aylsham.jpg Landscape with Bridge Millgate, Aylshamc.1827 [12] 3NMC
E.T. Daniell - Landscape with Mill.jpg Landscape with Mill1831 [20] 1NMC
E.T. Daniell - Landscape with Oast Houses.jpg Landscape with Oast Housesc.1831 [15] 1NMC
E.T. Daniell - Limekiln.jpg Limekiln (Wooden fence on a hillock)c.1831 [20] 1NMC BM
 Milbrook18241BMThistlethwaite describes the plate as a sign of Daniell beginning to move away from the style of his mentor, Joseph Stannard. [21]
E.T. Daniell - Mountain Scenery - The Matterhorn.jpg Mountain Scenery - the Matterhornc.1831/32 [19] 1NMC
E.T. Daniell - Near Norwich.jpg Near Norwich1827 [10] 2NMC
E.T. Daniell - Near Norwich - Carrow Snuff Mill in distance.jpg Near Norwich - Carrow Snuff Mill in distance1831 [20] 2NMC
E.T. Daniell - Norwich Castle - before the restoration of 1834.jpg Norwich Castle - before the restoration of 1834c.1834 [22] 1NMC
E.T. Daniell - Old Houses.jpg Old Housesc.1831/321NMCThought by Thistlethwaite to have been etched from a drawing sketched during Daniell's tour of Europe. [20]
E.T. Daniell - Philae, Egypt.jpg Philae Egypt-NMC
E.T. Daniell - Pollard Trees, Hellesdon.jpg Pollard Trees, Hellesdonc.1833 [7] 1NMC
E.T. Daniell - Ravine with Rocky Scenery.jpg Ravine with Rocky Sceneryc.1831/32 [19] 1NMC
E.T. Daniell - River Scene with Bridges.jpg River Scene / River Scene (with bridges)c.1827 [12] 1
E.T. Daniell - River Scene with Boathouse.jpg River Scene with Boathousec.1833 [14] 2NMC
E.T. Daniell - River scene with cottage.jpg River Scene with Cottage and Trees18242NMCSigned, dated and numbered as Daniell's second etching, this work is in the style of Stannard's Trowse Lane. [21]
E.T. Daniell - River Scene with Man fishing from Boat.jpg River Scene with Man fishing from a Boat18241NMC BMSigned and dated. Possibly misleading documentation suggests this work was modified at a later date by others, including Joseph Stannard. [21]
E.T. Daniell - Roadside Inn.jpg Roadside Innc.1824 [10] 2NMC
 Ronda, Andaluciac.1831/2 [8] 3NMC
E.T. Daniell - Roslin Castle.jpg Roslin Castlec.1831 [17] 2, 1NMCsmall plate and large plate made
E.T. Daniell - Ruin at Rome.jpg Ruin at Romec.1831/32 [9] 4NMC
E.T. Daniell - Scene between Trowse and Whitlingham.jpg Scene between Trowse and Whitlingham (River landscape at Whitlingham?)c.1831 [20] 1NMC BM
E.T. Daniell - Surlingham Ferry - looking towards Norwich.jpg Surlingham Ferry - looking towards Norwichc.1832 [11] 1NMC
E.T. Daniell - Tasburgh Bridge.jpg Tasburgh Bridgec.1833 [14] 1NMC
E.T. Daniell - The Red Mount Chapel, King's Lynn.jpg The Red Mount Chapel, King's Lynnc.1831 [20] 2NMC
E.T. Daniell - Tower and Bridge, Constance.jpg Tower and Bridge, Constancec.1831/32 [20] 2NMC
E.T. Daniell - Trowse Hythe.jpg Trowse Hythec.1831 [15] 5NMC
E.T. Daniell - Val d'Aosta.jpg Val d'Aostac.1831/32 [19] 1NMC BM
 View of Runham – Broken Rockc.1831/32 [11] 1
E.T. Daniell - Waterside Drain - A Study.jpg Waterside Drain – A Studyc.1824 [10] 1NMC
E.T. Daniell - Whitlingham Lane by Trowse.jpg Whitlingham Lane by Trowsec.1833 [14] 2NMC
E.T. Daniell - View of Whitlingam.jpg Whitlingham Staithe, Looking towards Norwich1827 [12] 3NMC BM

Watercolours

Key
BM—work held at the British Museum in London [4]
NMC—work held by the Norfolk Museums Collections, [5] based at Norwich Castle
O—work held elsewhere.
ImageTitleDateLocation(s)Notes
 A Waterfall in Switzerland-NMC
 Aboosimble (Abu Simbel)-NMC
 Abou Righlan, Sinai-NMC
 Acre, Palestine-NMC
 Acropolis of Athens Greece-NMC
 Adalia-NMC
 Aqueduct of Aspendos, in Pamphylia, from the acropolis-BM
 At Merieh 1841-NMC
 Athens from Lycabettus (lethes)-NMC
 Ayun Mousa, Sinai-NMC
 Bellerophon Tomb, Tlos-BM
 Berne Switzerland-NMC
 Bethany, Palestine-NMC
 Bethlehem, Palestine-NMC
 Bettws-y-Coed-NMC
 Beyrout (Beirut)-NMC
 Bozburun, from Selge-BM
 Brick Archway over Stream-NMC
 Bridge at Aylsham-NMC
 Buildings with Footbridge-NMC
 Cairo (from the Citadel)-NMC
 Carnac (Karnak)-NMC
 Composition with castle and bridge-NMC
 Convent of St Saba, Palestine-NMC
 Corfu Greece-NMC
 Corinth Greece-NMC
 Corycian Cave Greece-NMC
 Damascus, Palestine-NMC
 Debod (Debot), Nubia (Sudan)-NMC
 Dendoor (Dendera)-NMC
 Dom Trees near Dendera-NMC
 Edfu-NMC
 El Fatha, Sinai-NMC
 Ermouthis (Ermanthis)-NMC
 Farmyard with Ruined Church in background (Tintern Abbey)-NMC
 Farras (Phthuris), Nubia-NMC
 Figure of a Camel, Wady Tabye Sinai-NMC
 Figures at Corfu Greece-NMC
 First Cataract of the Nile-NMC
no online imageFortress of Ibreem Nubia-NMC
 From Acro-Corinthus Greece-NMC
 From Elephantine-NMC
 From Luxor-NMC
 From the Summit of Mount St Catherine-NMC
 Front of the Odeum at Cibyra-BM
 Gate to the city of Patara-BM
 Gebal, Sinai-NMC
 Gebelene-NMC
 Gulf of Patrass, Greece-NMC
 Hadgi Ali Pasha going from Damascus to Mecca-NMC
 Havre-NMC
 Helicon from Plata Greece-NMC
no online imageHoreb, Sinai-NMC
 House on a common at sunset-BM
 Howara, supposed to be the bitter waters of Merieh-NMC
 Ibreem Nubia 1841-NMC
 In the Gulf of Mákri-BM
 Interior of a house at Xanthus-BM
 Interior of a Turkish cottage at Pinara-BM
no online imageInterior of Convent, Mount Sinai-NMC
 Jerusalem-NMC
 Jerusalem from a point near the Field of Blood-NMC
 Jerusalem from Olivet-NMC
E.T. Daniell - untitled drawing.png Junction of the Mangyr Tschai with Xanthus-BM
 Kalabshee-NMC
no online imageKalah Abole-NMC
 Kardassy-NMC
E.T. Daniell - Kobban.jpg Kobban-NMC
image at Norfolk Museums websiteLake of Thun Switzerland-NMC
 Landscape with castle and bridge-NMC
 Landscape with Trees-NMC
E.T. Daniell - Larnaka, Cypress, from the Sea.jpg Larnaca, Cyprus, from the sea-BM
 Lattice Window of an Elizabethan House-NMC
 Luxor-NMC
 Luxor 1841-NMC
 Mákri, the Ancient Telmessus, looking west-BM
 Massicytus Mountains from Pinara-BM
 Massicytus Mountains from Pinara-BM
 Medinet Haboo-NMC
 Monument on the sea side of mount Cragus-BM
 Mount Carmel, Palestine-NMC
 Mount Sinai from the North East-NMC
 Mount Solyma from Deliktash (Olmypus)-BM
 Mount St Catherine, Sinai-NMC
 Mount St Catherine, Sinai-NMC
 Mountain Gorge-NMC
 Mountain Gorge-NMC
 Mountain Sketch in Sinai-NMC
no online imageMounts Ebal and Gerizim behind Nablous, Palestine-NMC
 Mt. Sinai-NMC
 Myra-BM
E.T. Daniell - Nablous, Jordan.jpg Nablous, Jordan-O [23]
 Nazareth, Jerusalem (Palestine)-NMC
 Near Interlaken, Switzerland-NMC
 Near Kalabshee 1841-NMC
 Pedestal of a monument at Tlos-BM
 Philae-NMC
no online imagePhilae from Biggeh-NMC
 Plane Tree Atkos-NMC
 Pools of Solomon, Jerusalem-NMC
 Pyramids-NMC
 Ras Pharaon, Sinai-NMC
 Rhodes from the sea-BM
 River Kishon, Plain of Esdraelon, Palestine-NMC
 River Scene with Bridges-NMC
 River-side Scene-NMC
 Ruins at Athens Greece-NMC
 Ruins at Luxor-NMC
 Ruins of Sura, near Myra-BM
 Ruins of the great wall in the pass below Termessus-BM
 Ruins on the banks of a river-BM
 Sabooa, Nubia-NMC
 Sais 1841-NMC
 Sakara-NMC
 Samaria, Palestine-NMC
 Scene near Alexandria-NMC
 Second Cataract of the Nile-NMC
 Selge, from below the Theatre, looking SW-BM
 Seraidjik-BM
 Sidmouth (formerly known as Isle of Wight)-NMC
 Sidon, Palestine-NMC
 Sillyum in Pamphylia-BM
 Sinai, St Catherine's Convent-NMC
 Sketch of Athens Greece, 1841-NMC
 Source of the River Xanthus-BM
 Stadium and Theatre of Perge, in Pamphylia, from the fortifications-BM
E.T. Daniell - Stadium of Cibyra.jpg Stadium of Cibyra-BM
 Suez-NMC
 Summit of Mt. Sinai-NMC
 Syra Greece-NMC
 Teignmouth-NMC
 Temple of Amada near Derr-NMC
E. T. Daniell - Termessus, looking SE.jpg Termessus, looking SE-BM
 The 'Horse' tomb, Xanthus - now in the British Museum-BM
 The Acropolis of Telmessus, looking North East-BM
 The Entrance of the Dart-NMC
 The fire of the 'Chimaera'-BM
 The gorge of the Dembra-BM
 The harbour of Antiphellus, with the Island of Castelorizo-BM
 The Harpy Tomb, Xanthus-BM
 The Islands of Calymnus and Leros-BM
 The Lycian coast with the valley of the Xanthus, from the sea-BM
 The Nile at Feshn-NMC
no online imageThe Nile from Ibreem (Ibrim) Nubia-NMC
 The Nile near El Herde-NMC
 The plain and Bay of Phineka-BM
 The remains of an ancient Christian Cathedral, Kassabar-BM
 The Solyma range from the south-BM
Rev. Edward Thomas Daniell - The Rhine at Constance (Konstanz-am-Rhein) - Google Art Project.jpg The Rhine at Constance-O [23]
 The Valley of Kassabar from Phellus, looking west-BM
 The valley of the Chimaera, near Olympus-BM
 The Well of Adjerood near Suez-NMC
 Theatre and Stadium of Selge, Pisidia, from the SW-BM
 Theatre at Myra-BM
 Tlos from the NE and the Valley of the Xanthus-BM
 Tlos from the south west-BM
 Tombs in a landscape-BM
 Tschandyr, with ruins, probably of Marmora-BM
no online imageTyre-NMC
 Valley between Cragus and Anticragus-BM
 Village of Gjombe (Komba)-BM
 Wadee Tafa (Taphis)-NMC
image at Norfolk Museums websiteWady Garondel, Sinai-NMC
 Wady Sheik, Sinai-NMC
 Wady Staff, Sinai-NMC
 Walls near Acre-NMC
 Western Valley, Tombs of the Kings-NMC

Other works

Key
BM—work held at the British Museum in London [4]
NMC—work held by the Norfolk Museums Collections, [5] based at Norwich Castle.
ImageTitleMediumDateLocation(s)Notes
 Self Portrait of Rev. E. T. Daniellblack and white photograph of a painting-NMCno image available [24]
E.T. Daniell - Garden Scene Fountain and Trees.jpg Garden Scene Fountain and Treeschalk on paper-NMC
E.T. Daniell - Lock at Oxford (drawing).jpg Lock at Oxfordchalk on paper-NMC
 Mill and Cottageschalk on paper-NMCno suitable image available [25]
E.T. Daniell - Roslin (Rosslyn) Castle.jpg Roslin (Rosslyn) Castlechalk on paper-BM
 Ruined Aqueduct in the Campagni di Romachalk on paper-NMCno image available [26]
 Steps to Landing Stagechalk on paper-NMCno suitable image available [27]
 Whitlingham Chalk Pitchalk on paper-NMCno suitable image available [28]
 Aqueducts on the Frascati 1830drawing-NMCno image available [29]
E.T. Daniell - Bonneville.jpg Bonnevilledrawing-NMC
 Butcher's Pass from Patrass, Greece. 1840drawing-NMCno image found
 Distant view of Acalissus and Edebessusdrawing-BMno image available [30]
 Interior of Temple at Derrdrawing-NMCno image available [31]
 Koum Ombos (Kom Ombo)drawing-NMCno image available [32]
E.T. Daniell - Near Telegraph Lane, Norwich.jpg Near Telegraph Lane, Norwichdrawing-NMC
 One of the Gateways leading to the Grand Temple at Carnac (3 sketches)drawing-NMC
 Palings and Treesdrawing-NMC
 Part of the Wall of Damascus, Palestinedrawing-NMC
 Portion of Mont Blancdrawing-NMC
 Quayside Sketch, a fortressdrawing-NMC
 Ruins of the Temple of Hermonthis.drawing-NMC
 Ruins with church spire in backgrounddrawing-NMC
 Samorusdrawing-NMC
 St. Franciscus near Vico Italydrawing-NMC
 The valley of Xanthusdrawing-BM
 Turtman Switzerlanddrawing-NMC
 Valle de Saxtdrawing-NMC
 Bridge Buildingink-NMC
 Castle of Falaiseink-NMC
 City of Olympus in Lyciaink-BM
 Constanceink-NMC
 Constantinopleink-NMC
 Delphi, Greeceink-NMC
 Egyptian Sceneink-NMC
 Encampment in Sinaiink-NMC
 Garden Scene in Spainink-NMC
 In the vicinity of Delphi Greece (Quari?)ink-NMC
 Island Sketchink-NMC
 Karditschink-BM
 Kos from the Karaboglia Islandsink-BM
 Landscape with Row-boatink-NMC
 Mountain Sketch in Sinai, Sebaste (Sabastiyeh)ink-NMC
image at NMCOn the Ramparts, Constance (The Rhine at Constance, July 22nd 1830)ink-NMC
 Orahn, the ancient Araxaink-BM
 Palaeocastrizza Greece, 1840ink-NMC
 Pinaraink-BM
 Portico of a Turkish house, Kassabarink-BM
 Rock tombs at Limyraink-BM
 Rock tombs in Lyciaink-BM
 Ruined Aqueduct above Patrass Greeceink-NMC
image at Norfolk Museums websiteRuins in Romeoil-NMC
 Shrine of the Nativity, Bethlehem, Palestineink-NMC
 Sketch of Ruins in Rome and map: Verona - Milan - Ravena - Riva - Trent (verso)ink-NMC
 Summer dwelling in a 'Jaila' or Uplandink-BM
 The tombs at Telmessusink-BM
 The Town of Elmalýink-BM
 Thebesink-NMC
 Trees with Roadwayink-NMC
 Valley of the Tay near Dunkeldink-NMC
 View of Xanthusink-BM
 Village of Armudly on the plain of Phinekaink-BM
 Wady Faran, Valley on Palmsink-NMC
E.T. Daniell - Xanthus from the south.jpg Xanthus from the south, with the Kiosk of KinikPen and brown ink, with graphite on brown paper-BM
E.T. Daniell - A View of St Malo.jpg A View of St Malooil-NMC
E.T. Daniell - Back River, Norwich or View at Hellesdon.jpg Back River, Norwich or View at Hellesdonoil-NMC
Mount Edgecombe, Devonshire.jpg Mount Edgecombe, Devonshireoil-NMC
 Ruins in Romeoil-NMC
Daniell - Ruins of a Claudian Aqueduct in the Campagna di Roma.jpg Ruins of the Claudian Aqueduct in the Campagna di Romaoil-NMC
E.T. Daniell - Sketch for a Picture of the Mountains of Savoy from Geneva.jpg Sketch for a Picture of the Mountains of Savoy from Genevaoil-NMC
 Tasburgh and Stratton Meadowsoil-NMCno image available [33]
E.T. Daniell - Mount Gerizim, Nablous, Palestine.jpg Mount Gerizim, Nablous, Palestinesepia-NMC
 Schaffhausensepia-NMCno image available [34]

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Searle 2015, pp. 55–56.
  2. ↑ Searle 2015, p. 66.
  3. 1 2 Searle 2015, p. 68.
  4. 1 2 3 "Collection search: Rev Edward Thomas Daniell". The British Museum . Retrieved 8 July 2020.
  5. 1 2 3 "Edward Thomas Daniell". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 8 July 2020.
  6. 1 2 Thistlethwaite 1974, pp. 8–21.
  7. 1 2 3 4 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 19.
  8. 1 2 3 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 12.
  9. 1 2 3 4 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 13.
  10. 1 2 3 4 5 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 10.
  11. 1 2 3 4 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 18.
  12. 1 2 3 4 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 11.
  13. ↑ Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 8.
  14. 1 2 3 4 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 20.
  15. 1 2 3 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 16.
  16. ↑ Thistlethwaite 1974, pp. 8–9.
  17. 1 2 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 17.
  18. ↑ Searle 2015, p. 67.
  19. 1 2 3 4 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 14.
  20. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 15.
  21. 1 2 3 Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 9.
  22. ↑ Thistlethwaite 1974, p. 21.
  23. 1 2 "Edward Thomas Daniell". YCBA Collections Online. Yale Center for British Art . Retrieved 9 July 2020.
  24. ↑ "Self Portrait of Rev. E. T. Daniell (photograph)". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  25. ↑ "Mill and Cottages (drawing)". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  26. ↑ "Ruined Aqueduct in the Campagni di Roma". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  27. ↑ "Steps to Landing Stage". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  28. ↑ "Whitlingham Chalk Pit". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  29. ↑ "Aqueducts on the Frascati 1830". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  30. ↑ "Distant view of Acalissus and Edebessus". British Museum. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  31. ↑ "Interior of Temple at Derr". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  32. ↑ "Koum Ombos". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  33. ↑ "Tasburgh and Stratton Meadows". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  34. ↑ "Schaffhausen". Norfolk Museums Collections. Retrieved 13 September 2020.

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Joseph Clover was an English portrait painter and a member of the Norwich School of painters. He was born in Aylsham, in the English county of Norfolk, one of the twelve children of Thomas and Ann Clover, who owned a drapery business in the town. Few details of his early years are known. He was engaged to be married, but his fiancée, a local girl, died in 1801. He started his career as an engraver but was advised to give it up. Inspired to turn to portrait painting when the artist John Opie painted one of his relatives, he became Opie's pupil, and studied under him for four years. His paintings often use a generous amount of paint, handled freely in a fashion that was characteristic of Opie.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">John Middleton (Norfolk artist)</span> English landscape painter, born 1827

John Middleton was an English artist known for his accomplished watercolour paintings. He was the youngest and the last important member of the Norwich School of painters, which was the first provincial art movement in Britain. As well as being a talented etcher, he produced oil paintings and was an enthusiastic amateur photographer.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Henry Ninham</span> English landscape artist, engraver, and heraldic painter

Henry Ninham was an English landscape artist, engraver and heraldic painter. He and his father John Ninham belonged to the Norwich School of painters, a group of artists who all worked or lived in Norwich during all or part of their working lives from around 1800 to 1880. Along with the Norwich School artists John Thirtle and David Hodgson, he was the foremost recorder of Norwich's architectural heritage prior to the invention of photography.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Thomas Lound</span> English landscape painter

Thomas Lound was an amateur English painter and etcher of landscapes, who specialised in depictions of his home county of Norfolk. He was a member of the Norwich School of painters, and lived in the city of Norwich all his life.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">Alfred Priest</span> British painter (1810–1850)

Alfred Priest was an English painter of landscapes and marine artist, and a member of the Norwich School of painters. Born in Norwich, he was educated to follow his father in becoming a pharmacist, but he left home to work at sea, before briefly working as an apprentice surgeon.

<span class="mw-page-title-main">David Hodgson (artist)</span> Professional English painter

David Hodgson was a professional English painter of landscapes and an active member of the Norwich School of painters. He was the son of the amateur artist Charles Hodgson, whom he accompanied on a tour of Wales in 1805, when he was seven. He was taught art by John Crome at Norwich Grammar School.

Tony Phillips is a British artist and printmaker.

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