The 263 Artworks containing the word london

A Timeless Masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci The Virgin of the Rocks - London is a breathtaking masterpiece created by the legendary artist, Leonardo da Vinci. This stunning oil painting on canvas showcases Da Vinci's unparalleled skill and mastery of the High Renaissance style. The painting depict...

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In the summer of 1819, Constable rented a house in north London’s Hampstead area at 2 Lower Terrace. He returned there year after year before settling permanently there in 1827. The nearby Hampstead Heath became a key sketching ground for the artist. Here Constable depicts the view towards the west,...

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Herman sent this postcard (with two seated figures sketched overleaf) from Israel to Gustav Delbanco in London, stamped 3 December 1952. Delbanco was one of the three eponymous gallerists of Roland, Browse and Delbanco, established in London’s Cork Street by Henry Roland (né Heinz Rosenbaum) and Gus...

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Gareth Pugh is one of the most provocative young fashion talents to emerge in recent years. Much of his work is inspired by gothic themes and by London’s extreme club scene. This wool dress is densely embellished with strips of patent leather, giving it a feeling of contemporary armor.

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A Masterpiece of Impressionism French artist Claude Monet's 'Houses of Parliament, Westminster' is a stunning example of impressionist art. Painted between 1900 and 1901, this oil on canvas masterpiece captures the beauty and majesty of London's iconic Palace of Westminster. Monet's Love for Lon...

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In this study, Constable reduces the landscape of north London’s Hampstead Heath to a fringe of tree tops and concentrates on the towering cumulus clouds, attempting to capture their transient energy. He made notes on the reverse of such sketches that underline his analytical observation of weather ...

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Born to a bourgeois, religious family who eventually settled in London’s East End, an area which housed many Jewish migrants, Wolmark changed his name to the more English-sounding ‘Alfred’ around 1894, in the face of antisemitism, whilst studying at the Royal Academy Schools. Encouraged to pursue an...

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A big man with a bushy beard, Alfred Waterhouse designed colossal Victorian buildings. Born in Liverpool, he undertook his architectural apprenticeship in Manchester, where he started up his own practice. By opening another office in London, Waterhouse built up one of the country’s largest architect...

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‘Euston Steps – Study’ is one of a number of paintings made by Frank Auerbach in the train stations, building sites and streets around his studio in London’s Camden Town. This is one of a series of paintings depicting the steps at Euston Station. While the word ‘study’ suggests that this is a prelim...

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Discover the beauty and historical significance of William Turner's masterpiece, The Fighting Temeraire Tugged to Her Last Berth to Be Broken Up. This iconic painting is a must-have for any art lover and can be found in our collection at WahooArt.com. Background of the Painting The Fighting Temerai...

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While disapproving of war, Elizabeth Thompson (later Lady Butler) respected deeply the heroism of the individual soldier. Writing in her diary on 9 May 1866, she observed: ‘My own reading of war – that mysteriously inevitable recurrence throughout the sorrowful history of our world – is that it call...

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Mark Gertler was a Jewish émigré who lived in London’s East End. He often painted the friends and family who were part of that close-knit community. This is a portrait of the artist’s wife Marjorie. Even though this is a portrait of his wife, the artist has treated her almost as a still life. Compar...

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Many of Aelbert Cuyp’s pictures ended up in English collections in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, among them the present one, which was the first to be repatriated to the Netherlands in 1959. It was not a top-notch work, though. There are numerous retouchings in the sky and the abraded cow...

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This bust of William Murray, 1st Earl of Mansfield is the earliest of three known examples by famed sculptor Joseph Nollekens. Signed and dated 1779, the bust shows Lord Mansfield aged 74-year-old, wigless and cloaked in classical drapery in imitation of the antique. A second version of the bust, da...

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Discover the stunning Portrait of the Merchant Georg Gisze painted in 1532 by German artist Hans Holbein the Younger. This masterpiece is a large oil and tempera panel painting that showcases Holbein's exceptional skills in portraiture and depiction of objects and textures. The Artist: Hans Holbein...

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An innovative and prolific painter, draughtsman and etcher, Rembrandt van Rijn was one of the greatest artists of the 17th-century Dutch ‘Golden Age’. Over the course of his 40-year career he painted, drew and etched roughly 80 self-portraits. They trace his life and career from ambitious young arti...

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