Joseph Murray Ince

1806–1859

Joseph Murray Ince, ‘The Royal Palace, Stockholm’ 1828
The Royal Palace, Stockholm 1828
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Biography

Joseph Murray Ince (1806–1859) was a British painter known for his landscapes, drawings, and watercolours of local scenes in Wales and paintings of Cambridge and Oxford colleges.

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Artworks

Joseph Murray Ince, ‘The Royal Palace, Stockholm’ 1828

Joseph Murray Ince The Royal Palace, Stockholm

1828
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