Eel Traps (James Stark)
James Stark (1794–1859) made Eel Traps.
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- Title
- Eel Traps
- Artist
- James Stark (1794–1859)
- Artist born in
- Norwich, United Kingdom
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"Eel Traps" by James Stark is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.
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"Eel Traps" was created by James Stark. The information on this page describes James Stark's original work.
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"Eel Traps" by James Stark is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright terms are measured from the artist's death, and James Stark died in 1859.
About the artist, James Stark
1794–1859, United Kingdom
James Stark
James Stark: A Leading Figure of the Norwich School Born: Norwich, United Kingdom (1794) Died: 1859 James Stark was a prominent English landscape painter and a key member of the Norwich School of painters. His career spanned several decades, marked by periods of both acclaim and financial struggle. He served as Vice-President (1828) and President (1829) of the Norwich Society of Artists, demonstrating his standing within the artistic community. Early Life and Training Family Background: Born in Norwich, Stark was the youngest son of Michael Stark, a dye manufacturer known for inventing 'Norwich red'.
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