David Cox

 On the Medway (1850s)

 

 On the Wye (ca. 1832)

  

 Pirate's Isle (1826)

  

 The Fish Market on the Beach at Hastings (ca. 1819)

  

 The Hayfield (1850)

  

 The Junction of the Severn and the Wye with Chepstow in the Distance (1830)

  

 The Poplar Avenue, after Hobbema (ca. 1835)

  

 The Road Across the Common (1853)

  

 Waiting for the Ferry Boat (ca. 1835)

  

Windermere During the Regatta (1832)

David Cox

David Cox (1783-1859) was a landscape artist who worked primarily in watercolor. One can see echoes of Turner in his work.

 A Welsh Funeral, Betwys-y-Coed (ca. 1847-50)

  

 Antwerp, Morning (1832)

  

 Battle Abbey, Sussex

  

 Boy Opening Gate for Sheep

  

 Crossing Lancaster Sands (1830s)

[here's Turner's painting of the very same subject]

  

 Dover (1832)

  

 Going to the Hayfield (1849)

  

 Haymaking (ca. 1808)

  

 Landscape with a Man Washing His Feet at a Fountain, after Poussin (ca. 1821)

  

London Bridge

Landscapes

 Alexander Nasmyth: A View of Tantallon Castle (ca. 1816)

 Alfred Glendening: Haymaking and A River Scene

 Andrew Maccallum: Silvery Moments, Burnham Beeches (1885)

 Bonomi Edward Warren: In the Shady Beechwoods

 Alfred De Breanski Sr: An Evening Glow at Dunkeld

 Edward Theodore Compton: Sorrento Near Capri

 George Turner: Monsal Dale, Derbyshire (1879)

David Cox: Rhyl Sands (ca. 1854)

[about this painting]

 

   David Cox: A Windy Day (1850)

 David Cox: River Scene with Boys Fishing

Edmund Gill: Falls in the Clyde Corry Lynn (1866)