John Sell Cotman

1782–1842 · Romanticism

John Sell Cotman was an English marine and landscape painter, etcher, illustrator, and a leading member of the Norwich School of painters.

40 paintings

• A dismasted brig (1808)
• The Waterfall (1807)
• Moreton Hall, Cheshire (1807)
• Portrait of a Young Man (1808)
• Ann Cotman, née Miles (1783–1862) (1808)
• Boats on Cromer Beach, Norfolk (1809)
• The Judgement of Midas (1808)
• Boat House and Trees (1807)
• Boy at Marbles (Henry E. Cotman, 1802–1871) (1808)
• The Beggar Boy (1808)
• Saint James of Compostela (1808)
• Old Houses at Gorleston (1819)
• Pastoral Landscape (1812)
• Sea View (Fishing Boats) (1820)
• View from Yarmouth Bridge, Norfolk, Looking towards Breydon, Just after Sunset (1824)
• In the Bishop's Garden (1824)
• Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, Boys Fishing (1838)
• Alder Carr, Norwich (1840)
• An Ecclesiastic (1836)
• The Monk (1836)
• From My Father's House at Thorpe, Norfolk (1842)
• Crambe Beck Bridge, near Kirkham, Yorkshire (1804)
• Gable End of Old Houses, St Albans (after Francis Stevens)
• The Silent Stream, Normandy, France (1826)
• Ecclesiastics in a Vestry (Interior of Church in Normandy, France)
• Silver Birches (1826)
• Woodland Scene with a Stream, a Man and a Dog
• The Baggage Wagon (1826)
• The Mishap (1826)
• River Scene (A Norfolk Wherry)
• Shipping off the Isle of Wight
• Valle Crucis Abbey (1900)
• After a Storm
• Cader Idris (1830)
• The Mills
• Drainage Mills in the Fens, Croyland, Lincolnshire (1835)
• Ruined House (1808)
• Greta Bridge (1805)
• Street Scene at Alencon, Normandy (1828)
• The Drop Gate (1826)