Joseph Farington Collection

The Larder. 18th century
6317554 The Larder. 18th century. by Farington, Joseph (1747-1821) (after); (add.info.: The Larder. From an engraving by Richard Earlom, after Maerten de Vos, after Joseph Farington. 18th century)

Dogs and Still Life, 1778. Creators: Pierre-Charles Canot, Joseph Farington
Dogs and Still Life, 1778

Dumbarton Rock from the South, 1788. Creator: Joseph Farington
Dumbarton Rock from the South, 1788

Chelsea Bridge from Millbank, 1790, (1943). Creator: Joseph Farington
Chelsea Bridge from Millbank, 1790, (1943). View of the River Thames in London, from where the Tate Gallery now stands. From " English Diaries and Journals", by Kate O Brien

Charles II in the Forest of Boscobel, 1651, (1800). 19th century imagining of an episode during King Charles IIs (1630-1685)

View of Streatley and Goring in Berkshire and Oxfordshire, 1793. The two vilages stand on opposite banks of the Thames

View of Reading from Caversham, Berkshire, 1793. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
View of Reading from Caversham, Berkshire, 1793

Wallingford, Berkshire, 1790. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
Wallingford, Berkshire, 1790. Wallingford Bridge, a 900 foot long medieval bridge over the Thames, is on the right

View of Abingdon from Nuneham Park, Berkshire, 1793. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
View of Abingdon from Nuneham Park, Berkshire, 1793

Westminster Bridge, Westminster Abbey and Westminster Hall, London, 1789. View with boats on the River Thames

Old London Bridge, 1795. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
Old London Bridge, 1795. View of old London Bridge, St Magnus the Martyr and the Monument from the south west with boats on the River Thames

Blackfriars Bridge, London, 1795. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
Blackfriars Bridge, London, 1795. View of Blackfriars Bridge from Somerset Place with boats on the River Thames and figures on the riverbank. The bridge, designed by Robert Mylne, opened in 1769

View of Greenwich, London, 1795. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
View of Greenwich and the River Thames behind, London, 1795

The River Thames at Battersea, London, 1795. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
The River Thames at Battersea, London, 1795. View of Battersea, the River Thames and Chelsea from East Wandsworth, showing farm animals and the surrounding countryside

London Bridge (old), London, 1790. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
View of London Bridge, including St Magnus the Martyr and the Monument, London, 1790; with vessels on the River Thames

View the Tower of London from the River Thames with boats on the river, 1795. Artist
View the Tower of London from the River Thames with boats on the river, 1795

South view of the Tower of London with boats on the River Thames, 1795

Somerset House, London, 1791. Artist: Joseph Constantine Stadler
View of Somerset House on the Strand and the Adelphi beyond, 1791; with boats and barges on the River Thames below. Somerset House was designed by William Chambers and built between 1776 and 1786

Artists in front of the Royal Academy, Somerset House, London, 1797
Titianus redivivius; or the seven wise men consulting the new Venetian oracle. - A scene in ye Academic Grove, No.1, 1797; scene showing artists in front of the Royal Academy at Somerset House in

The Larder. From an engraving by Richard Earlom, after Maerten de Vos, after Joseph Farington. 18th century. Meat and game stored before cooking

Drawings Prints, Drawing, Dumbarton Rock South, Artist, Joseph Farington, British
Drawings and Prints, Drawing, Dumbarton Rock from the South, Artist, Joseph Farington, British, Lancashire 1747-1821 Lancashire, Farington, Joseph, British, 1747, 1821, 1788, 1788

Nunnery Cumberland August 20 1786 Gray wash graphite
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Corra Linn Falls Clyde 1788 Graphite pen ink
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Caernarvon Castle Signed in black paint, lower center: J [... ] Farrington"
Caernarvon Castle Signed in black paint, lower center: " J [...] Farrington", Joseph Farington, 1747-1821, British

London, Westminster Abbey and Bridge Westminster Abbey and Westminster Bridge Seen from the South, Joseph Farington, 1747-1821, British

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Joseph Farington: A Master of Capturing Life's Essence in Art Step into the 18th century and immerse yourself in the world of Joseph Farington, a talented artist who left an indelible mark on the art scene. Known for his exquisite attention to detail and ability to breathe life into his subjects, Farington's works transport us back in time. In "The Larder, " we witness a glimpse of everyday life during this era. The meticulous strokes bring forth the sights and smells of a bustling kitchen, where culinary delights await. Farington's mastery lies not only in capturing still life but also infusing it with vitality. Collaborating with Pierre-Charles Canot, Farington delves into another realm - "Dogs and Still Life. " This collaboration showcases their shared passion for depicting animals with remarkable precision. Every brushstroke reveals their love for nature's creatures, immortalizing them on canvas. Farington's talent extends beyond domestic scenes; he captures breathtaking landscapes as well. In "Dumbarton Rock from the South, " we are transported to Scotland's rugged beauty through his eyes. The majestic rock formation stands tall against an expansive sky, evoking awe-inspiring emotions within us. Moving southwards to London, we find ourselves standing on Chelsea Bridge through Farington's masterpiece from 1790. His keen eye captures every architectural detail while skillfully portraying the bridge as a symbol connecting two worlds - past and present. But it is not just bridges that captivate him; historical events also inspire his artistry. In "Charles II in the Forest of Boscobel, " he transports us back to 1651 when Charles II sought refuge amidst towering trees after escaping capture during political turmoil. Through careful brushstrokes, history comes alive before our very eyes. Farington doesn't limit himself to grand narratives alone; he finds beauty even in smaller, lesser-known towns.