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George Mason

1818–1872

The Harvest Moon exhibited 1872
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Biography

George Heming Mason (11 March 1818 – 22 October 1872) was a British landscape painter of rural scenes, initially in Italy, then England itself. He was also known as "George Mason" or "George Hemming Mason".

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Artworks

  • The Cast Shoe

    George Mason
    exhibited 1865
  • Wind on the Wold

    George Mason
    1863
  • Italian Landscape

    George Mason
    c.1845–58
  • Study for ‘The Harvest Moon’

    George Mason
    c.1872
  • The Harvest Moon

    George Mason
    exhibited 1872

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