What periods do these artworks originate from?

The listings span from the early 19th century through the Victorian and Edwardian eras up to mid-century 1960s creations. Victorian and 19th-century works appear most frequently, reflecting traditional British and European pastoral and marine schools.

How are these landscapes usually painted?

Most works utilise oil paint applied to canvas, wooden panels or board, capturing natural light and texture. Watercolour and pastel on paper also feature regularly, offering softer tones and lighter atmospheric effects.

What subjects do these landscape paintings show?

Common subjects include rural countryside vistas, coastal harbours, woodland tracks, and agricultural scenes with figures or animals. Maritime views, winter landscapes, and topographical studies of locations in Britain and Europe also appear across the collection.