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Okehampton Castle, Devon (Frederick John Widgery)

Frederick John Widgery (1861–1942) made Okehampton Castle, Devon. It belongs to the Other movement. It measures 74 × 105 cm.

  • 74 × 105 cm
Okehampton Castle, Devon by Frederick John Widgery
Okehampton Castle, Devon by Frederick John Widgery. Public domain.

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Okehampton Castle, Devon, in brief

Title
Okehampton Castle, Devon
Artist
Frederick John Widgery (1861–1942)
Dimensions
74 × 105 cm
Movement
Other
Subject
castle, devon, landscape, medieval, england, hunting

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Public domain: the artist died in 1942.

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Questions on Okehampton Castle, Devon, answered

What are the dimensions of the original "Okehampton Castle, Devon" by Frederick John Widgery?

"Okehampton Castle, Devon" measures 74 x 105 cm in its original form. Original dimensions are a useful reference when choosing a reproduction size.

What subjects appear in "Okehampton Castle, Devon" by Frederick John Widgery?

The subjects of "Okehampton Castle, Devon" are castle, devon, landscape, medieval, england, hunting, 19th century, historical.

Can the image of "Okehampton Castle, Devon" by Frederick John Widgery be freely reproduced?

The copyright answer for "Okehampton Castle, Devon" by Frederick John Widgery: the work is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This determines whether reproductions of the image may be freely made.

Who is the artist behind "Okehampton Castle, Devon"?

"Okehampton Castle, Devon" was created by Frederick John Widgery. The information on this page describes Frederick John Widgery's original work.

Which artistic current is "Okehampton Castle, Devon" by Frederick John Widgery part of?

"Okehampton Castle, Devon" by Frederick John Widgery belongs to the Other movement. This movement provides the stylistic context of the work.

What stage of Frederick John Widgery's development does "Okehampton Castle, Devon" represent?

"Okehampton Castle, Devon" belongs to the 19th Century of Frederick John Widgery's career. This classification relates the work to the artist's development.

Why is the copyright status of "Okehampton Castle, Devon" what it is?

"Okehampton Castle, Devon" by Frederick John Widgery is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and Frederick John Widgery died in 1942.

How does "Okehampton Castle, Devon" fit into Frederick John Widgery's themes and style?

"Okehampton Castle, Devon" shares with Frederick John Widgery's other works its Other style and the recorded themes: norman landscape, medieval power, royal authority, de courtenay legacy, war of the roses, hunting & nobility, devon history, landscape painting.

Is "Okehampton Castle, Devon" typical of what Frederick John Widgery usually created?

Among Frederick John Widgery's recorded themes - norman landscape, medieval power, royal authority, de courtenay legacy, war of the roses, hunting & nobility, devon history, landscape painting - "Okehampton Castle, Devon" brings its own focus on castle, devon, landscape, medieval, england, hunting, 19th century, historical.

About the artist, Frederick John Widgery

1861–1942

Frederick John Widgery

Frederick John Widgery: A Devonshire Painter of Light and Landscape Frederick John Widgery, a name perhaps less familiar than some of his contemporaries, nevertheless holds a significant place in the history of 19th-century British landscape painting. Born in May 1861 in Exeter, England, Widgery’s artistic journey was deeply rooted in the rugged beauty of Devon and Cornwall – regions he would dedicate his life to capturing with remarkable sensitivity and skill. His story is one intertwined with familial legacy, a quiet dedication to observation, and a subtle yet powerful contribution to the evolving traditions of English landscape art. Widgery’s artistic lineage began with his father, William Widgery, a self-taught artist who instilled in Frederick a profound appreciation for the natural world.

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