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James Webb

British painter (1835-1895)

Born in Chelsea. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 183575 dated paintingsDied 1895

126 works

  • A Seascape with Yachts at Sunset
    A Seascape with Yachts at Sunset
    James Webb
    1800–1899 · National Trust
  • A Seascape with Yachts from a Harbour
    A Seascape with Yachts from a Harbour
    James Webb
    1800–1899 · National Trust
  • A Woodland Scene with Moat and Spire
    A Woodland Scene with Moat and Spire
    James Webb
    1840–1895 · National Trust
  • A Quay with Shipping
    A Quay with Shipping
    James Webb
    1840–1895 · National Trust
  • Fishing Boats
    Fishing Boats
    James Webb
    1840–1895 · National Trust
  • Evening off St Michael's Mount
    Evening off St Michael's Mount
    James Webb
    1855 · Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council
  • Mont St Michel, Normandy
    Mont St Michel, Normandy
    James Webb
    1857–1866 · Tate
  • Bamburgh Castle
    Bamburgh Castle
    James Webb
    c. 1858–1874 · Walker Art Gallery
  • The White Cliffs of Dover
    The White Cliffs of Dover
    James Webb
    1859 · Shipley Art Gallery
  • Coast Scene, an Approaching Storm
    Coast Scene, an Approaching Storm
    James Webb
    1859 · Shipley Art Gallery
  • A Swim-Headed Barge
    A Swim-Headed Barge
    James Webb
    1861 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Fishing on a Squally Day
    Fishing on a Squally Day
    James Webb
    1861 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • St Michael's Mount
    St Michael's Mount
    James Webb
    1861 · Southampton City Art Gallery
  • Bamburgh Castle
    Bamburgh Castle
    James Webb
    1862 · Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery
  • Coast Scene
    Coast Scene
    James Webb
    1863 · Victoria and Albert Museum
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