Francis Danby (1793-1861) was an Irish Romantic landscape painter whose works are characterised by their dramatic, atmospheric scenes. His works often depict natural disasters, such as storms, floods, and shipwrecks, as well as tranquil scenes of the Irish countryside. Danby's works have been praised for their technical skill and emotional power, and his prints are highly sought after by collectors.
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Danby Prints
- An Ancient Garden
- The Approach of a Storm on Liensfjord
- The Avon From Durdham Down
- The Avon Gorge at Sunset
- The Avon Gorge from Sea Walls
- The Avon Gorge with Clifton and the Hotwells, Bristol
- The Avon Gorge, looking over Clifton
- Boat Building near Dinan, Brittany
- Boy Fishing, Stapleton
- Boy Sailing a Little Boat
- Children by a Brook
- Conway Castle
- The Delivery of Israel, Pharaoh and his Hosts Overwhelmed in the Red Sea
- Disappointed Love
- The Enchanted Island
- End of Lake Geneva
- Fonthill Abbey
- The Frome at Stapleton
- Landscape near Clifton
- The Launch 'La Sociere' on the Lake of Geneva
- The Mountain Torrent
- A Norwegian Fjord
- Oberon and Titania
- The Powderham Estate, Devon
- Shipwreck
- Shipwreck
- The Snuff Mill, Stapleton
- Study for 'Calypso's Grotto'
- Sunset at Sea after a Storm
- Sunset over a River Landscape
- View of Blaise Castle Woods
- View of Clifton from Leigh Woods
- View of Lake Geneva with the Town of Villeneuve
- View of the Avon Gorge
- Warriors Reposing in a Mountain Glen