David Cox

1783–1859 · Romanticism

David Cox was an English landscape painter, one of the most important members of the Birmingham School of landscape artists and an early precursor of Impressionism.

40 paintings

• The Long Gallery, Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire (1840)
• Rhyl Sands (1853)
• Lancaster Sands (1842)
• Cardigan Bay (1846)
• The Old Mill at Bettws-y-Coed (1847)
• Landscape with Haymakers (1848)
• The Road to the Mill (1849)
• A Welsh Funeral, Bettws Church (1852)
• On the Lledr (1852)
• Lane near Rowley Regis (1852)
• Counting the Flock (1852)
• Haymaking near Conway (1852)
• Bettys-y-Coed
• Near Bettws-y-Coed
• Dell Scene near Betws-y-Coed
• The Way to the Hayfield
• Hilly Landscape, North Wales
• Dudley Castle
• Moorland Landscape: Shepherd and Sheep
• The Skirts of the Wood
• Landscape with Sheep
• Landscape with Shepherd
• Kidwelly Castle
• Landscape with Cottages
• The Old Mill
• An extensive view of the Severn Valley with figures picknicking on the Wyndcliffe
• Haymaking on Snowdon (1847)
• Landscape with Sheep
• Landscape with a distant view of Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, and the river Wharfe (1848)
• Flying the Kite (1820)
• Landscape with two girls watching geese
• Going to the Hayfield (1853)
• Rhyl Sands (1854)
• The Vale of Clwyd (1849)
• A Cottage on a Hillside (1829)
• Harborne Church, near Birmingham
• The Wyndcliffe, River Wye (1842)
• Sheep Shearing (1849)
• Bolton Abbey (1844)
• Rhyl Sands (1854)