Thomas Luny
Royaume de Grande-Bretagne
·
1759 – 1837
·
157 œuvres
Période d'activité
Œuvres (157)
1796
An Indiaman and a Two Decker Hove to, Said to be Thomas Dumar, Esq. in H.M. Ship 'Portland' Delivering the Leeward Island Convoy, in 1776
Centre d'art britannique de Yale
1797
A View of the H.C. Ship General Goddard, Captn. W.T. Money, passing along the Enemy's Line to bring the Dutch Commodore to, at Sun-rise, in the Morning of the 14th. of June 1795
Musée maritime de Rotterdam
1797
HMS 'Pomone' off Greenwich
Government Art Collection
1798
The Port of London
Centre d'art britannique de Yale
1801
The 'Earl of Abergavenny' East Indiaman, off Southsea
British Library
The Battle of the Nile, 1 August 1798
Royal Museums Greenwich
1802
Westminster Abbey and Bridge from the River Thames
Parliamentary Art Collection
1802
The Ship 'Castor' and Other Vessels in a Choppy Sea
Royal Museums Greenwich
1805
The Pool of London
Musée de Londres
1806
Shipping off Exmouth
Government Art Collection
1807
Shipping in a Stiff Breeze
Sir Max Aitken Museum
1807
Fishing Craft Entering Teignmouth Harbour
Government Art Collection
1807
HM Frigate 'Endymion' off Plymouth Mewstone
Government Art Collection
1808
A Coastal Landscape with Fisherfolk on a Boat
National Trust
1808
Seascape with View of Fort Stuart (Julia Ann with a Frigate and Lateen Boat with a Foreigner)
National Trust
1809
The Burning of Drury Lane Theatre from Westminster Bridge, London
Musée de Londres
1810
Royal Navy Ships Entering a Fortified Harbour
Musée du château d'York
1810
The Battle of Trafalgar, 21 October 1805
Government Art Collection
1810
A Ship in a Rough Sea near a Chalk Headland
Ferens Art Gallery
1816
In the Channel
Royal Albert Memorial Museum
1816
British Man o' War and Fishing Boats off the Coast
Musée de Poole
1817
A Ship of the Line off Plymouth, Devon
Royal Albert Memorial Museum
1817
A Fisherman’s Cottage
Royal Albert Memorial Museum
1817
In the Channel
Royal Albert Memorial Museum
157 œuvres
Connexion requise
Connectez-vous pour noter, commenter ou interagir avec les œuvres