A Regency painter who succeeded George Stubbs as BritainÂ’s most significant animal artist, James Ward was also one of the countryÂ’s finest painters of rustic genre scenes, as seen in this oil study of Tintern wire mills.
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Title of artwork, date
Tintern Wire Mill, c. 1838
Date supported
2014
Medium and material
Oil on panel
Dimensions
14 x 21 cm
Grant
2500
Total cost
15500
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