James Holland
Artworks: 39
Master English watercolourist of Venice
James Holland (1799 – 1870) was an English painter of flowers, landscapes, architecture and marine subjects, and book illustrator. He worked in both oils and watercolours and was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society. In the course of his life he exhibited, in addition to his contributions to the Watercolour Society, 32 pictures at the Royal Academy, 91 at the British Institution, and 108 at the Society of British Artists. Though generally classed as a water-colour painter, he was equally skilful in oils. He was one of the finest colourists of the English school, and his pictures, especially those of Venice, though neglected in his lifetime, became much sought after in the years after his death.
Artworks by this artist (39 total)
- London Bridge
- Versailles
- Venice, a view of San Giorgio Maggiore 1860
- The village fair
- Evening Sky on the Coast between 1859 and 1861
- Barges on a Canal in Rotterdam 1845
- St. Laurent, Rouen 1850
- Torre Dos Clerigos, Oporto, Portugal
- Venetian Dignitaries Boarding Gondolas 1844
- Beach Scene with Figures by a Breakwater 1861
- The Doge’s Palace
- Flowers in a Bowl 1865
- The Lady Betty Germain Bedroom at Knole, Kent
- The Colleoni Statue, Venice
- The Saint Mark’s Basin, Venice about 1860
- Porch, Peckenham Church, Kent 1830
- The Zattere, Sunset
- Delft 1845
- The Facade of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich
- The Orange Market, Venice 1867