Not currently on view
In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
Peter De Wint was an influential advocate for watercolor as the best medium for capturing the beauty of British scenery. The artist is revered for the vigorous manner and sweeping gestures of his work, and here he evoked a blustery day under a threatening, pink-tinged sky—a glimpse of the sublime.
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Jules Joseph Augustin Laurens (French, 1825–1901) — Landscap
William Bennett — Valley with Cottages
Paul Huet — Mountains of Auvergne
Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps — Landscape
John Robert Cozens|Joseph Barber|Alexander Cozens — Storm Ov
John Constable (British, 1776–1837) — Hampstead Heath
Paul Huet — Mountain View at Oisans (Isère)
George Chinnery — Cattle Resting in a Mountainous Landscape,
James "Drunken" Robertson — Mountainous Landscape with Water
William Havell — Licenza, near Rome: Horace's Villa
James "Drunken" Robertson — Mountainous Landscape with Artis
Elizabeth Murray — Wicklow Hills