The Missing Flock (David Cox)

"The Missing Flock" by David Cox depicts: british countryside, rural landscape art, watercolor painting, 19th-century scene, nature depiction, cox’s style”, “british flora fauna”.

"The Missing Flock" by David Cox is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.

"The Missing Flock" is attributed to David Cox.

"The Missing Flock" by David Cox belongs to the Birmingham School movement. This movement provides the stylistic context of the work.

"The Missing Flock" represents the Late Medieval of David Cox.

The copyright status of "The Missing Flock" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1859.

"The Missing Flock" shares with David Cox's other works its Birmingham School style and the recorded themes: birmingham school landscape, cox's romantic style", british pastoral scenes, 19th-century nature art, rural life depiction, traditional watercolor, evokes british beauty, landscapes of the past.

David Cox's recurring themes include birmingham school landscape, cox's romantic style", british pastoral scenes, 19th-century nature art, rural life depiction, traditional watercolor, evokes british beauty, landscapes of the past; "The Missing Flock" focuses on british countryside, rural landscape art, watercolor painting, 19th-century scene, nature depiction, cox’s style”, “british flora fauna”.