United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · October 7, 1800 – July 4, 1870Wikidata
Frederick W. Watts
English landscape painter (1800-1870)
Died in Hampton.
A life in paintings
Born 180022 dated paintingsDied 1870
45 works
- Dedham ValeFrederick W. Watts19th century
- The Old Lock, WindsorFrederick W. Watts1820–1862 · National Trust
- A Quiet Backwater in SuffolkFrederick W. Watts1820–1862 · National Trust
- King's Hall, WisbechFrederick W. Watts1820–1862 · National Trust
- Copy of a Portrait of James BarryFrederick W. Watts1820 · Royal Society of Arts
Trial Painting of a Classical Scene from TassoFrederick W. Watts1821 · Royal Society of Arts- Haymakers RestingFrederick W. Wattsc. 1825 · Yale Center for British Art
- An Old Bridge at Hendon, MiddlesexFrederick W. Wattsc. 1828 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- At South MicklehamFrederick W. Watts1829 · Yale Center for British Art
- Sketch of a Harvest WagonFrederick W. Watts1829 · Tate
A RiversideFrederick W. Wattsc. 1829 · Lady Lever Art Gallery- Rocky HillsideFrederick W. Wattsc. 1830 · Yale Center for British Art
- Landscape with a ChurchFrederick W. Wattsc. 1830 · Yale Center for British Art
- Landscape with CottageFrederick W. Wattsc. 1830 · Yale Center for British Art
- A View in SuffolkFrederick W. Wattsc. 1830 · Yale Center for British Art