United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · May 17, 1808 – March 14, 1895Wikidata
Richard Brydges Beechey
British artist and Royal Navy officer (1808-1895)
Born in London. Died in Hampshire.
A life in paintings
Born 180825 dated paintingsDied 1895
33 works
Captain Markham's most northerly encampmentRichard Brydges Beechey19th century · Royal Museums Greenwich
Captain Markham's most northerly encampmentRichard Brydges Beechey19th century · National Maritime Museum- HMS 'Erebus' passing through the chain of bergs, 1842Richard Brydges Beechey1860 · Royal Museums Greenwich
- Lord Colville's schooner yacht VolageRichard Brydges Beechey1862
- Antarctic Expedition: Escape from the Bergs, 1842Richard Brydges Beechey1863 · Scott Polar Research Institute
Antarctic Expedition: Gale in the Pack, 1842Richard Brydges Beechey1863 · Scott Polar Research Institute- Upper Lake, Killarney, taken from the TunnelRichard Brydges Beechey1865
- Wreck of the Royal Mail Steamer RMS 'Armenian' on the Arklow BankRichard Brydges Beechey1866 · The Box
- Plymouth, Mount Batten and the HoeRichard Brydges Beechey1866 · Government Art Collection
Unloading the catchRichard Brydges Beechey1867- HM Mailboat ConnaughtRichard Brydges Beechey1868 · National Gallery of Ireland
- First Come, First ServedRichard Brydges Beechey1873 · Royal Museums Greenwich
Paddle Steamer 'Leinster' Leaving HolyheadRichard Brydges Beechey1874 · Government Art Collection- ‘HMS Scout’ Passing an Iceberg, 4 March 1875 (Captain, Ralph P. Cator)Richard Brydges Beechey1880 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
- ‘HMS Fawn’ Caught in a White Squall, Bass Straits, Australia (Commander, Ralph P. Cator)Richard Brydges Beechey1880 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom