1829-1912  Related Paintings of william r clark :. | australier narmar sig forsiktigt en upptacktsresan des lager i odemarken. | t v detta medeltida manuskripda man uskript visar hur alexander forstor falska gudar | fuchs karavan av snovesslor startar mot sydpolen fran shackletonlagret vid weddellhavet | tva officerare fran orlogsfartyget beagle tvingas att dansa for att radda sina liv vid en land stigning pa australiens nordkust 1837-43. | fargteckiningen nedan ar en medlem i en sladpatrull i fard med att forbereda sig for overnattning utanfor baslagert |
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Joseph van Lerius
painted Portrait of Henriette Mayer van den Bergh in 1857
Axel Haig
Swedish etcher and architectural draughtsman , 1835-1921 Swedish printmaker, painter and architect. He studied shipbuilding in Karlskrona from 1850 to 1856. The following year he joined the shipbuilders Lawrence Hill & Co. in Glasgow, but soon left to study architecture in London, where he worked with the English architect Ewan Christian (1814-95) and with William Burges. Under the influence of Burges he became especially interested in Gothic architecture. In the late 1870s he began etching, with the intention of illustrating a book on Scotland's medieval architecture. Haig contributed illustrations to numerous English magazines, including The Architect. (For Haig's drawing of William Burges's competition entry for the Law Courts, London) In 1882 he was awarded a medal for his etchings at the Paris Salon and elected an honorary member of the Swedish Royal Academy.
Carel Jacobus Behr
(9 July 1812 in The Hague - 11 November 1895) was a Dutch painter, watercolorist and draftsman. He was a pupil of Bartholomeus Johannes van Hove and mainly painted cityscapes, genre scenes and portraits. In 1836 he produced, commissioned by The Hague municipal government, an image of the town hall there, which carried off the approval of connoisseurs. In 1837 he became a member of the Royal Academy in Amsterdam. His work is found in various collections and different exhibitions, like at the Hague in 1839, Rotterdam in 1840 and again at the Hague in 1841.