Thomas Fearnley

1802–1842 · Romanticism

Thomas Fearnley was a Norwegian romantic painter, a pupil of Johan Christian Dahl and a leading representative of Norwegian romantic nationalism in painting. His son Thomas Fearnley (1841–1927) founded the Fearnley dynasty of shipping magnates.

37 paintings

• Pergola with Oranges (c. 1834)
• Norsk landskab, Marumfoss - Thorvaldsens Museum - B190 (1833)
• Tyrolean Landscape (1831)
• Gravensfjord (1839)
• From Sorrento (1834)
• The Golf of Sorrento (1841)
• Hunting at Königsee (1841)
• Winter landscape (1829)
• Thunderstorm over the Pozzuoli bay (1833)
• Landscape with houses
• From Procida and Ischia with Mount Epomeo (1833)
• Bergen seen from Natlandshøyden (1832)
• Taormina, Sicily (1833)
• Rock at Berchtesgaden (1900)
• Roman Street Scene with Ruins (1842)
• Arco Naturale, Capri (1833)
• Arco naturale, Capri (1833)
• Duck-shooting an Autum Morning by Königssee (1835)
• From Balestrand at the Sognefjord (1839)
• A Waterspout on the Bay of Naples (1833)
• From Capri (1833)
• Grindelwald glacier (1838)
• The Bridge of Hauge outside Arendal (1829)
• Study of Cactus (1834)
• King Vilhelm II's ceremonial Processsion in Amsterdam in 1840 (1840)
• The Labro Falls at Kongsberg (1837)
• The Painter and the Boy (1834)
• A Terrace in Amalfi in Moonlight (1834)
• Forest Study from Romsdal (1836)
• Old Birch Tree at the Sognefjord (1839)
• Terrace with Oak, Sorrento (1834)
• The Labro Falls (1837)
• Study of Water and Plants (1837)
• Gudvangen (1839)
• Coast scene, possibly Capri (1833)
• Fisherman at Derwentwater (1837)
• Udsigt mod Meissen (1829)