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Ambrose Bowden Johns

Plymouth landscape artist in the style of Turner (1776–1858)

Born in Plymouth. Died in Plymouth.

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A life in paintings

Born 17764 dated paintingsDied 1858

15 works

  • Plymbridge, near Boringdon Woods
    Plymbridge, near Boringdon Woods
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    c. 1800–1858 · National Trust
  • View from Mount Edgcumbe
    View from Mount Edgcumbe
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    c. 1821 · The Box
  • Penlee Point and Cawsand Bay
    Penlee Point and Cawsand Bay
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    1829 · Mount Edgcumbe House
  • St Nicholas Island from Mount Edgcumbe
    St Nicholas Island from Mount Edgcumbe
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    1829 · Mount Edgcumbe House
  • Drovers with Sheep on a Wooded Clifftop Path
    Drovers with Sheep on a Wooded Clifftop Path
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · Mount Edgcumbe House
  • Landscape in Devon (?)
    Landscape in Devon (?)
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
  • Plymouth from Mutley
    Plymouth from Mutley
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · The Box
  • Newnham Park, Plympton, South
    Newnham Park, Plympton, South
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · The Box
  • View of Plymouth from Coxside
    View of Plymouth from Coxside
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · The Box
  • Landscape with Road and Figures in Foreground
    Landscape with Road and Figures in Foreground
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · Felbrigg Hall
  • Near Eggbuckland, Devon
    Near Eggbuckland, Devon
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · Felbrigg Hall
  • Woodland Scene
    Woodland Scene
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · Felbrigg Hall
  • Landscape with Peasants
    Landscape with Peasants
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · The Box
  • Landscape
    Landscape
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · The Box
  • Landscape with Peasants
    Landscape with Peasants
    Ambrose Bowden Johns
    · The Box
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