James Ward

1769–1859 · England

James Ward (23 October 1769 – 17 November 1859) was an English painter, particularly of animals, and an engraver. Wikipedia

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Works

“Gordale Scar”, 1813 — National Gallery
“The Deer Stealer”, 1823 — National Gallery
“Allegory of Waterloo (sketch)”, 1822 — Royal Hospital Chelsea
“Venus Rising from her Couch”, 1828 — Yale Center for British Art
“The Day's Sport”, 1826 — Yale Center for British Art
“An Overshot Mill in Wales (Aberdulais)”, 1847 — National Library of Wales
“Ryelands Sheep, the King's Ram, the King's Ewe and Lord Somerville's Wether”, 1801 — Yale Center for British Art
“Portraits of two extraordinary oxen, the property of the Earl of Powis”, 1814 — Yale Center for British Art
“Diana at the Bath”, 1830 — Yale Center for British Art
“Cattle at a Pool at Sunrise”, 1827 — Yale Center for British Art
“Gloucestershire Old Spot”, 1800–1805 — Yale Center for British Art
“An Unknown Woman”, 1811 — Yale Center for British Art
“The Reaper”, 1800 — Yale Center for British Art
“Interior of a Stable”, 1835 — Yale Center for British Art
“Hunter in a landscape”, 1810 — Yale Center for British Art
“Dr. Syntax, a Bay Racehorse, Standing in a Coastal Landscape, an Estuary Beyond”, 1820 — Yale Center for British Art
“Theophilus Levett and a Favorite Hunter”, 1817 — Yale Center for British Art
“The Reverend Thomas Levett and Favourite Dogs, Cock-shooting”, 1811 — Yale Center for British Art
“Ravager, One of the Lambton Hound”, 1835 — Yale Center for British Art
“A Border Leicester Ewe”, 1797 — Yale Center for British Art