Thomas Baines
1820–1875 · Realism
(John) Thomas Baines was an English artist and explorer of British colonial southern Africa and Australia.
17 paintings
- The 74th above Waterkloof, 1851 (1851)
- Engagement on Heights above Waterkloof (1851)
- A Bend in the Victoria River, North Australia (1855)
- Figures Painted on Rocks and Carved on a Gouty Stem Tree
- Incident in the North West Australian Expedition (1855)
- Group of Gouty Stem Trees, Adansonia gregorii F. Muell., on the Baines River, North West Australia (1857)
- A Baobab near the Bank of the Lue (1858)
- Pandanus (1859)
- Manufacture of Sugar at Katipo (1859)
- War Dance under a Fig Tree by Zulus (1859)
- The welwitschia mirabilis (1861)
- The Great Tree-Aloe of Damaraland (1861)
- Kaffirs having made their fortunes leaving the Colony (1848)
- Aboriginal Canoes Communicating with the 'Monarch' and the 'Tom Tough', 28 August 1855 (1868)
- Action between HMS 'Blanche' and the 'Pique', 5 January 1795
- The greatest hunt in history near Bloemfontein 1860 (1861)
- Wagon Crossing a Drift - Natal (1874)