Peamore, Devon (John White Abbott)
John White Abbott (1763–1851) made Peamore, Devon.
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- Title
- Peamore, Devon
- Artist
- John White Abbott (1763–1851)
- Artist born in
- Exeter, United Kingdom
- Subject
- forests
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John White Abbott, Peamore, Devon. Public domain.
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What subjects appear in "Peamore, Devon" by John White Abbott?
The subjects of "Peamore, Devon" are forests.
Is "Peamore, Devon" free of copyright?
The copyright answer for "Peamore, Devon" by John White Abbott: the work is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This determines whether reproductions of the image may be freely made.
Who created "Peamore, Devon"?
The artist behind "Peamore, Devon" is John White Abbott. The work is catalogued under John White Abbott's name.
Is "Peamore, Devon" by John White Abbott in the public domain, and why?
The copyright status of "Peamore, Devon" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1851.
About the artist, John White Abbott
1763–1851, United Kingdom
John White Abbott
John White Abbott: A Quiet Master of Devon’s Landscapes John White Abbott, born in Exeter in 1763 and passing away in 1851, remains a quietly significant figure within the history of British watercolour painting. Often overshadowed by his influential teacher, Francis Towne, Abbott's work reveals a distinct sensibility—a meticulous observation of light, texture, and the subtle beauty of the Devon countryside and the Scottish Highlands. His life was one of understated dedication to both art and profession; he practiced as a surgeon and apothecary while simultaneously pursuing his artistic passions with remarkable consistency over several decades. Abbott’s legacy isn't one of grand, dramatic canvases but rather a collection of exquisitely rendered landscapes that offer intimate glimpses into the world around him, reflecting a deep connection to the land and a refined artistic eye.
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