Sir Augustus Wall Callcott

1779–1844

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, ‘Sheerness and the Isle of Sheppey (after J.M.W. Turner)’ c.1807–8
Sheerness and the Isle of Sheppey (after J.M.W. Turner) c.1807–8
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Biography

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott (20 February 1779 – 25 November 1844) was an English landscape painter.

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Artworks

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, ‘Sheerness and the Isle of Sheppey (after J.M.W. Turner)’ c.1807–8

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott Sheerness and the Isle of Sheppey (after J.M.W. Turner)

c.1807–8
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Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, ‘Littlehampton Pier’ 1811–2

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott Littlehampton Pier

1811–2
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Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, ‘The Shore at Scheveningen (after Willem van de Velde)’ c.1820–30

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott The Shore at Scheveningen (after Willem van de Velde)

c.1820–30
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Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, ‘Dutch Landscape with Cattle’ c.1830–40

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott Dutch Landscape with Cattle

c.1830–40
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Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, ‘Dutch Peasants Waiting the Return of the Passage Boat’ exhibited 1834

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott Dutch Peasants Waiting the Return of the Passage Boat

exhibited 1834
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Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, ‘Wooden Bridge’ c.1835

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott Wooden Bridge

c.1835
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Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, ‘Returning from Market’ exhibited 1834

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott Returning from Market

exhibited 1834
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Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, ‘A Road Leading to a Village’ c.1812

Sir Augustus Wall Callcott A Road Leading to a Village

c.1812
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