William Gosling

William Gosling (1824-1883) was a landscape artist. He was influenced by the Impressionist movement.

 A Hot Day in the Harvest Field

  

A Tranquil River

 

 Boy Fishing from a Bridge, Haddon Hall Beyond

  

The Woodcutters' Rest

John Evan Hodgson

John Evan Hodgson (1831-1895) painted Orientalist and genre scenes. He was born in London but spent much of his youth in Russia. Though trained to work in the family business (a counting house), after reading Ruskin's Modern Painters the lure of art was strong enough that he determined to become a painter. Hodgson entered the Royal Academy Schools, and one of his first exhibited works at the Royal Academy was The First Sight of the Armada. Historical subjects were his main output until 1869, when a visit to Africa converted him to Orientalist paintings.

 Army Reorganisation in Morocco (1872)

  

 The French Naturalist in Algiers (1879)

  

 The Snake Charmer

[painting is dated but illegibly on this image]

  

 A Philharmonic Rehearsal in a Farmhouse

  

 Loot, ‘One touch of nature makes the whole world kin’ (1878)

Portrait of John Evan Hodgson by William Ouless (1884)

Frederick William Hulme

Frederick William Hulme (1816-1884) was a landscape artist.

 A Quiet Retreat, Surrey

  

 A Shepherd and His Flock in a Shady Glade (1873)

  

 A Wayside Conversation (1863)

 

 At Ockman, Surrey in Summer (1867)

 

 Lakes in Rivington

  

 Landscape in Wales

  

To Pastures New (aka A Rest on the Drive) (1871)

William Edward Millner

William Edward Millner (1849-1895) was a genre painter.

 Devastation in the Barn

  

 The End of the Day

  

 Winnowing

  

A Wayside Gossip (1872)

Rowbothams

A father and son pair is featured here: Thomas Leeson Rowbotham (1823-1875) and his son Charles Edmund Rowbotham (1856-1921), both landscape artists who worked in watercolor.

 Thomas Leeson Rowbotham: Figure outside a croft at dusk (1870)

  

 Thomas Leeson Rowbotham: Lago di Laguno (1854)

  

 Thomas Leeson Rowbotham: On the Coast near Geneva

  

 Thomas Leeson Rowbotham: Pallanza, Lago di Maggiore (1854)

  

 Thomas Leeson Rowbotham: Watermill in a Welsh Landscape (1854)

  

 Charles Edmund Rowbotham: Cape Miseno With Castelamane Beyond (1903)

  

Charles Edmund Rowbotham: Italian Lake (1904)

  

 Charles Edmund Rowbotham: Messina (1884)

  

 Charles Edmund Rowbotham: Near Naples

  

Charles Edmund Rowbotham: View of Pallanza on Lago di Maggiore (1903)

Evelyn de Morgan

 Ariadne in Naxos (1877)

  

 Earthbound (1897)

  

 Love's Passing (ca. 1883-1884)

  

 The Angel of Death (1890)

  

The Soul's Prison House (1888)

Joseph Kirkpatrick

Joseph Kirkpatrick (1872-1936) was a landscape painter, watercolorist and engraver. He was born in Liverpool where he studied at the School Of Art under John Finnie. He also studied at the Academie Julian in Paris under Bouguereau and Gabriel Ferrier.

 Ophelia

  

 The Gentle Art

  

 Springtime

Leghe Suthers

Leghe Suthers (1855-1924) was associated with the Newlyn School. 

 Breton Girl

  

 Musicians outside an Inn

  

Newlyn from the Bottom of Adit Lane (ca. 1886-1894)

Paul Falconer Poole

Paul Falconer Poole (1806-1879) was a genre and history painter.

 A Daily Chore

  

 Arlète, a Peasant Girl of Falaise in Normandy, First Discovered by Duke Robert le Diable (1848)

  

 Crossing the Heath, Windy Day (1836)

 

 Crossing the Stream

  

 Girl with a Pitcher (1840s)

 

 Greek Shepherd and Maiden by a Well

  

 Soloman Eagle Exhorting the People to Repentance, during the Plague of the Year 1665 (1843)

  

 The Rugged Path (1851)

 

Visitation and Surrender of Syon Nunnery to the Commissioners, 1539 (1846)