Thomas Girtin (1775-1802) is one of the most admired British landscape painters of the Romantic era. His work is known for its delicate and precise renderings of light and atmosphere, as well as its careful attention to detail. His most famous works include his views of London, as well as his watercolour studies of the Lake District and Wales. Girtin's influence was so strong that he was credited with inspiring the next generation of British landscape painters, including J.M.W. Turner.
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Girtin Prints
- The Abbey Mill, Knaresborough
- View of Appledore, North Devon, from Instow Sands
- Arch of Janus
- Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland
- Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire
- Classical Composition, after Marco Ricci
- Conway Castle, North Wales
- Durham Cathedral, 1795 (w/c with touches of gum arabic on wove paper)
- Estuary of the River Taw, Devon
- Eton College from Datchet Road
- A Farmstead in Surrey
- The Faubourg and the Porte Saint-Denis
- Pluscardine Abbey, Elgin
- Richmond
- Rievaulx Abbey, Yorkshire
- Rochester, from the North
- The Ruins of the Chapel in the Savoy Palace, London
- St. Cuthbert's Holy Island
- St. Paul's from St. Martin's le Grand
- Stonehenge during a Thunderstorm
- Tintern Abbey
- Tynemouth Priory, Northumberland
- View of the Pantheon taken from the Arsenal
- Westminster and Lambeth