United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · June 9, 1799 – May 2, 1868Wikidata

James Wilson Carmichael

English marine painter (1800-1868)

Born in Newcastle upon Tyne. Died in Scarborough.

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A life in paintings

Born 179994 dated paintingsDied 1868

136 works

Seventy-Four off Gibraltar
James Wilson Carmichael
1819 · The Box
Fishing Boats on a Choppy Sea
James Wilson Carmichael
1820–1868 · National Trust
Lakeside Village
James Wilson Carmichael
1820–1868 · National Trust
Priory and Castle, Tynemouth
James Wilson Carmichael
c. 1825–1845 · Laing Art Gallery
The Mayor's Barge on the Tyne
James Wilson Carmichael
1828 · Laing Art Gallery
The Shipyard at Hessle Cliffs, East Riding of Yorkshire
James Wilson Carmichael
1829 · Ferens Art Gallery
Menai Straits
James Wilson Carmichael
1830 · Government Art Collection
Industrial Scene (South Hetton Colliery, near Sunderland)
James Wilson Carmichael
1833 · Nottingham Museums
Brinkburn Grange and the Ruins of Brinkburn Priory
James Wilson Carmichael
1834 · Laing Art Gallery
Shipping Inshore, a Boat Ferrying Passengers
James Wilson Carmichael
c. 1835–1845 · Laing Art Gallery
Westoe Village, South Shields
James Wilson Carmichael
1835 · South Shields Museum & Art Gallery
Old Hartlepool
James Wilson Carmichael
1835 · Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens
Cullercoats from Tynemouth
James Wilson Carmichael
1835 · Laing Art Gallery
Corby Viaduct, the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway
James Wilson Carmichael
1836 · Yale Center for British Art
H.M.S. Conqueror towing H.M.S. Africa off the shoals at Trafalgar, three days after the battle
James Wilson Carmichael
1836