John Callcott Horsley

1817–1903 · United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

John Callcott Horsley (29 January 1817 – 18 October 1903) was an English academic painter of genre and historical scenes, illustrator, and designer of the first Christmas card. He was a member of the artists' colony in Cranbrook. Wikipedia

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Works

“The World Forgetting, by the World Forgot (Sunday Afternoon in Kensington Gardens)”, 1877 — Wolverhampton Art Gallery
“Portrait of Martin Colnaghi”, 1889 — National Gallery
“A Pleasant Corner”, 1865 — Royal Academy of Arts
“Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1806–1859)”, 1848 — National Railway Museum
“The Rival Performers”, 1839 — Victoria and Albert Museum
“The Morning of St Valentine”, 1865 — Walker Art Gallery
“Margaret Ramshaw, Lady Armstrong (1807-1893)”, 1868 — National Trust
“The Pet of the Common”, 1853 — Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
“Self Portrait”, 1882 — Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
“Thomas Webster, RA”, 1886 — Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
“Richard Norman Shaw, RA”, 1886 — Aberdeen Archives, Gallery and Museums collections
“The Truant in Hiding”, 1870 — Victoria Art Gallery
“The Banker's Private Room, Negotiating a Loan”, 1870 — Royal Holloway, University of London
“Pay for Peeping”, 1872 — Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
“Youth and Age”, 1857 — Nottingham Museums
“Queen Victoria with the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal and Other Members of the Royal Family”, 1864 — Royal Society of Arts
“Going to a Party”, 1866 — Touchstones Rochdale
“Rent Day at Haddon Hall”, 1866 — York Art Gallery
“Waiting for an Answer”, 1841 — Victoria and Albert Museum
“A Madrigal”, 1852 — Bury Art Museum