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Joseph Heard

English painter (1799–1859)

Born in Whitehaven. Died in Liverpool.

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A life in paintings

Born 179921 dated paintingsDied 1859

37 works

  • The full-rigged ‚James Ray‘
    The full-rigged ‚James Ray‘
    Joseph Heard
    1834
  • The Barque 'Charles Eyes', Captain Moss off an Iceberg
    The Barque 'Charles Eyes', Captain Moss off an Iceberg
    Joseph Heard
    1835 · Merseyside Maritime Museum
  • The ship Sir Walter Scott arriving in New York, 1832
    The ship Sir Walter Scott arriving in New York, 1832
    Joseph Heard
    1836 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • The Barque 'Charley Cija' off an Iceberg
    The Barque 'Charley Cija' off an Iceberg
    Joseph Heard
    1836 · Walker Art Gallery
  • The barque Mary
    The barque Mary
    Joseph Heard
    1837 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Q115624312
    Q115624312
    Joseph Heard
    1840
  • The Packet Boat 'Cumberland'; A Storm on the Firth
    The Packet Boat 'Cumberland'; A Storm on the Firth
    Joseph Heard
    c. 1840 · The Tullie
  • 'Elinor Chapman' off Liverpool
    'Elinor Chapman' off Liverpool
    Joseph Heard
    1845 · Merseyside Maritime Museum
  • 'Alliance'
    'Alliance'
    Joseph Heard
    1848 · Merseyside Maritime Museum
  • The clipper Star of the East in Australia
    The clipper Star of the East in Australia
    Joseph Heard
    1852 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • 'Maia'
    'Maia'
    Joseph Heard
    1852 · Merseyside Maritime Museum
  • The ship Montezuma
    The ship Montezuma
    Joseph Heard
    1853 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • The ship 'Annie Jane'
    The ship 'Annie Jane'
    Joseph Heard
    c. 1853 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • The Brig 'Star' of Bideford, Devon
    The Brig 'Star' of Bideford, Devon
    Joseph Heard
    1853 · North Devon Maritime Museum
  • Q115624368
    Q115624368
    Joseph Heard
    1854
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