Thomas Kerrich

1748–1828

Thomas Kerrich, ‘Cloudscape with Colour Trials’ c.1795 — Cloudscape with Colour Trials c.1795
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Biography

Thomas Kerrich (1748–1828) was a clergyman, principal Cambridge University librarian (Protobibliothecarius), antiquary, draughtsman and gifted amateur artist. He created one of the first catalogue raisonnés (for the works of artist Marten van Heemskerck).

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Artworks

Thomas Kerrich, ‘Cloudscape with Colour Trials’ c.1795

Thomas Kerrich Cloudscape with Colour Trials

c.1795

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Thomas Kerrich, ‘Landscape with Storm Clouds’ c.1795

Thomas Kerrich Landscape with Storm Clouds

c.1795

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Thomas Kerrich, ‘Landscape with Billowing Clouds’ c.1795

Thomas Kerrich Landscape with Billowing Clouds

c.1795

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Thomas Kerrich Trees Silhouetted against Partially-Lit Clouds

1789

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Thomas Kerrich, ‘Study of Two Clusters of Cumulus Clouds’ c.1795

Thomas Kerrich Study of Two Clusters of Cumulus Clouds

c.1795

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Thomas Kerrich, ‘Seascape Around Sunset, Burnham, Norfolk’ 1794

Thomas Kerrich Seascape Around Sunset, Burnham, Norfolk

1794

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Thomas Kerrich Cromer Sketchbook

c.1790

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Thomas Kerrich, ‘Landscape with Blustery Clouds’ c.1795

Thomas Kerrich Landscape with Blustery Clouds

c.1795

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