Hicks was a London painter of genre, portraits and scenes of Victorian life. He entered the Royal Academy schools in 1844. Hicks exhibited from 1848-1905 at the Royal Academy, the British Institute, Grosvenor Gallery, and the Society of British Artists (Suffolk Street). He i ...click for details

Gregg choose people as the primary focus in his art, painting ...click for details

Davis' inclination toward his subject matter was a ...click for details

James Barnes was a landscape and genre painter, working in Liverpool. He exhibited at the Royal Academy and the Society of British Artists. He is listed in Wood's, Victorian Painters: Dictionary of British Art. ...click for details

Benjamin Williams Leader was born in Worcester on March 12, 1831. He was the son of E. Leader Williams. He reversed his second and his surname to distinguish himself from the Williams family of artists. Leader was a painter of landscapes and costal scenes in oil. He stu ...click for details

Hill was a best known as a painter and etcher. His subjects were mostly architectural scenes and still lifes. He was educated ...click for details

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A talented artist, Montague was known for painting landscapes, town and coastal views. In ad ...click for details

A landscape and marine painter who worked well into the 20th century, Bond is still primarily ...click for details

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Painting Size: 14” x 20”
Frame Size: 18” x 24” ...click for details

Active around the turn of the century, East was a prolific painter who favored rural scenes and landscapes. In his lifetime, his works were never publicly exhibited. However, ove ...click for details