Richmond. Richmond in the county of Surrey shown in Victorian landscape paintings by Clarkson Stanfield, Alexander Rolfe and George Hilditch. Views across the River Thames and from Richmond Hill, this superb range of giclee canvas art prints put together by Art Pictures a subsidiary of Cranston Fine Arts who have produced a limited edition of 200 of each image, each one is individually produced by the leading giclee canvas print company.

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George Vicat Cole achieved success with small landscapes but also showed his skill to great effect larger canvas such as the Pool of London, owned by the Tate Gallery.

Special giclee canvas edition of only 200 canvas prints of our traditional 18th & 19th Century images. Order code GITW1755. Size 30" x 22",  canvas print price £350. or a larger Canvas size of 36" x 24" Price £500. To know more about Giclee prints and our range click here. 

W. C. Stanfield born December 1793 in Sunderland. As a boy Clarkson Stanfield was an  apprentice to an heraldic painter in Edinburgh but after a 2 year period in Edinburgh and at the age of 15 he joined a merchant ship in 1808. In 1812 he was pressed into the Royal Navy. In 1814 he was discharged from the navy due to an accident falling from the ships rigging. After joining a merchant ship for China, he returned in 1816. He took up the profession of scene painting in Edinburgh and London. He exhibited in 1820 and was known for his marine paintings. A founder member of the Society of British Artists he became its President in 1829.He met and became friends with David Roberts and later began exhibiting paintings at the Royal Academy, becoming a member in 1835. Clarkson Stanfield, who was regarded as one of Britain's finest maritime painters, died in Hampstead, London on May 18th 1867.

Under Cover of the Night by Simon Smith. (B)