Landscape

Location

Country: Poland
City: Warsaw
Place: British Embassy

Frederick Waters Watts lived on the High Street in Lambeth, London, before moving to Hampstead in around 1821, where he remained for the next ten years. He then lived in Camden Town and returned to Hampstead, to live at Haverstock Terrace, in about 1838. Watts was a prolific artist who exhibited widely, including 76 works at the Royal Academy, 108 at the British Institute and 65 at the Society of British Artists. He presumably married as he had a least one child, a son named Frederick Hask Watts. In 1868, shortly after the artist’s death, ‘The Times’ reported that his son had died at the age of 31 on board a P. and O. steamer returning from Bombay.

Places

Subjects

horseback, wagon, landscape C19th, tree, cow, horse, river, man, basket, road, bridge (rural), house, farm, church

Materials & Techniques

canvas, oil, oil painting

Artist

Frederick Waters Watts (1800 - 1862)

Title

Landscape

Date

Medium

Oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 134.50 cm, width: 120.00 cm

Acquisition

Purchased from E & H Thompson, Carlisle, June 1954

GAC number

2798