John Atkinson Grimshaw

1836–1893 · Impressionism

John Atkinson Grimshaw was an English Victorian-era artist best known for his nocturnal scenes of urban landscapes. He was called a "remarkable and imaginative painter" by the critic and historian Christopher Wood in Victorian Painting (1999).

40 paintings

• Under the Silvery Moonbeams
• Roundhay Park Lake
• Woodland near Leeds
• Thro' the Wood
• In the golden gloaming
• Stapleton Park, near Pontefract
• The Parable of the Lost Sheep
• Reflections on the Thames, Westminster (1880)
• A Moonlit Lane (1874)
• A Mossy Glen (1864)
• Ingleborough from under White Scar, Yorkshire Limestone Strata (1868)
• Golden Visions (1870)
• The Head of Gertrude Grimshaw (1874)
• Sic transit gloria mundi (The Burning of the Spa Saloon) (1876)
• The Rector's Garden, Queen of the Lilies (1877)
• A Yorkshire Home (1878)
• Lights in the Harbour, Scarborough (1879)
• Silver Moonlight (1880)
• Moonlight Scene near Leeds (1881)
• Fiamella (1883)
• In the Golden Mists of Autumn (1884)
• Baiting the Lines, Whitby (1884)
• Silver Moonlight (1886)
• Scarborough Lights (1877)
• Evening Scene by the Docks, Hull
• The Sun's Farewell
• Liverpool Docks (panel 2 of 5)
• Liverpool Docks (panel 5 of 5)
• Liverpool Docks (panel 3 of 5)
• Liverpool Docks (panel 1 of 5)
• Quai de Paris, Rouen (1893)
• A House in a Clearing (1870)
• Whitby Harbor (1874)
• Whitby (1878)
• The Lady of Shalott (1875)
• Evening Glow (1884)
• Bowder Stone, Borrowdale (1865)
• Windermere (1863)
• Shipping on the Clyde (1881)
• Canny Glasgow (1887)