Frederick Waters Watts

1800–1870

Frederick Waters Watts, ‘Sketch of a Harvest Wagon’ c.1829
Sketch of a Harvest Wagon c.1829
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Biography

Frederick W. Watts (7 October 1800 – 4 July 1870) was an English landscape painter influenced by Constable. He has been known as "Frederic William Watts", "Frederick Waters Watts", "William Watts" or "William Frederick Watts".

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Artworks

Frederick Waters Watts, ‘Sketch of a Harvest Wagon’ c.1829

Frederick Waters Watts Sketch of a Harvest Wagon

c.1829
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Frederick Waters Watts Two Sketches of a Cornfield with Harvesters

c.1829
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