English landscape paintings

C r e a t i v e W o n d e r: Exquisite English landscapes . . . Luke Martineau . . . London . England

Jakob Philipp Hackert (1737-1807) — The English Garden of Caserta Ferdinand IV to an ideal landscape, 1795 (1678×1200)

This round landscape painting was painted by Melissa with acrylics and walnut ink. “The Golden Path” is an original painting that draws the viewer’s eyes to journey along the golden path, beside a forest to the distant hills. The painting has a “vintage” feel to it, is brimming with lovely texture. This fine art print is printed on a lovely textured watercolour paper by a local printing company. *this a print NOT an original painting *frame not included The following sizes are available…

Constable's dramatic landscape leads your eye across the Suffolk countryside, along the winding River Stour, to Dedham village and the estuary beyond. This view from Gun Hill looking towards Dedham church, near his father's watermill, was a favourite subject and also features in a smaller painting of 1802 (Victoria and Albert Museum). The composition, with prominent foreground trees, was partially inspired by Claude's Hagar and the Angel (National Gallery, London). The cloudy sky and details…

Jóhannesarguðspjall 3:16 Því svo elskaði Guð heiminn, að hann gaf son sinn eingetinn, til þess að hver sem á hann trúir glatist ekki, heldur hafi eilíft líf.

Let's explore some artists and themes that portray a palpable excitement and dramatic scenes in paintings throughout art history.

Though left unfinished until March 1833, Constable based the donkey in this painting on a life study done in December 1815. The corn in the field remains green on the side shaded from the sun, but is ripe elsewhere, suggesting it is set in the month of July. [Victoria & Albert Museum, London - Oil on canvas, 62 x 51.5 cm]