Matlock High Tor (John Warwick Smith)

John Warwick Smith (1749–1831) made Matlock High Tor.

Matlock High Tor by John Warwick Smith
Matlock High Tor by John Warwick Smith. Public domain.

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Matlock High Tor, in brief

Title
Matlock High Tor
Artist
John Warwick Smith (1749–1831)
Artist born in
Irthlington, United Kingdom

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Who is the artist behind "Matlock High Tor"?

"Matlock High Tor" was created by John Warwick Smith. The information on this page describes John Warwick Smith's original work.

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The copyright status of "Matlock High Tor" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1831.

About the artist, John Warwick Smith

John Warwick Smith

1749–1831, United Kingdom

John Warwick Smith

The Visionary of Light and Landscape In the golden age of British watercolor, few names evoke the atmospheric splendor of the Romantic era quite like John Warwick Smith. A pioneer who bridged the gap between meticulous topographical recording and the emotive power of landscape painting, Smith possessed a rare ability to translate the rugged textures of the natural world into luminous, breathing compositions. Born in 1749 in Irthington, near Carlisle, his early life was deeply intertwined with the pastoral rhythms of the English countryside. As the son of a gardener to the esteemed Gilpin family, he was positioned at the very threshold of artistic greatness, benefiting from a lineage of connection that would eventually lead him under the tutelage of the celebrated animal painter, Sawrey Gilpin.

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