Antique Painting Collection


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Albrecht, Kurt
Andrews, Ambrose
Ballesio, Giuseppe
Bennett, Frank Moss
Boddington, Edwin Henry
Byles, William
Capeinick, Jean
Carlier, Max
Caser, Ettore
Clare, Oliver
Clare, Vincent
Collins, Charles
Cunaeus, Conradyn
Damschroeder, JJM
Daynes-Grassot, Suzanne
Downing, Delapore
Gallon, Robert
Goodall, Frederick
Grant, Gordon Hope
Hawthorne, Charles
Hemelman, A. B.
Hermanns, Heinrich
Hess, Marcel
Hooper, John H
Hughes, Talbot
Jacobs, Adolphe
Jacobsen, Antonio
Janssens, Rene
Knowles, George S.
Kuwasseg, Charles E.
Laudy, Jean
Levigne, Theodore
Lipscombe, Guy
Maes, Jacques
Maggs, John C
Meyer, Frederick W
Montague, Alfred
Mortelmans, Frans
Mottard, Leonie
Parker, Henry H.
Richter, Herbert D.
Rosen, Ernest
Schafer, Henry
Spohler, Jan Jacob
Stanfield, George C
Thompson, George A.
Thornley, William
Toussaint, Fernand
Van Sluys, Remi
Verbrugghe, Charles
Walsh, Lucie
Waugh, Frederick
Wheeler, Alfred
Williams, Albert
Williams, William of Plymouth
Wymer, Reginald




Artist: William Thornley, RBA
British (Exhib. 1858-1898)

Title: Coming Ashore

Medium: Oil on Canvas 21" x 17"

Artist: William Thornley, RBA
British (Exhib. 1858-1898)

Title: Shipping off a Harbour

Medium: Oil on Canvas 21" x 17"

Thornley

Artist:
William Thornley
Title:
St. Michael's Mount
Medium:
Oil on Canvas 16" x 12"


WILLIAM THORNLEY, R.B.A.
(Exh. 1858-1898) 

William Thornley was born in England in the 1800s.  He was a painter of marines.  He was a prolific painter of consistently high standards whose attractive views of shipping off the English, French and Dutch Coasts were exhibited widely during his lifetime.

The first question usually raised about William Thornley is the profusion of names which surround this most popular of English 19th Century Marine Painters. The artist's signatures also include Charles Thornley, Hubert Thornley, William Anslow Thornley and variations of Thornbery, his actual family name.

William Thornley exhibited at all of the major London venues including fifty paintings at The Royal Academy and fifty-four paintings at The Royal Society of British Artists. He was given the honor of being named a R.B.A. (Royal Society of British Artists).