James Ward was born in London, Englad in 1769 and died in 1859. He was a painter and an engraver. His subject matter ranged from realism to symbolism and mythology, but most of his works were of animals. His work is classified as romantic because of the sublime feeling it emits. Ward was known as one of the greatest animal painters of his time and boosted the increase of British art. Beginning as an engraver, he carried that technical skill, attention to detail, and fine tuned patience into his paintings. In 1811 he was accepted into the Royal Academy.
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A Horse Drinking at a Stream
Marengo
The Fall of Phaeton
The Intruder
The Levett Children
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A Fancy Pigeon
Gordale Scar
View in Somersetshire from Fitzhead
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