ARTIST

Peter De Wint

Peter De Wint, a prolific English painter of Dutch extraction, captured the serene beauty of the British landscape, especially Lincolnshire, in his masterful watercolors.

ABOUT

Born in Stone, Staffordshire, in 1784, Peter De Wint was the son of an English physician with Dutch roots. His artistic journey began with an apprenticeship to the mezzotinter and portrait painter John Raphael Smith in 1800. It was during this time that he befriended William Hilton, a fellow apprentice, whose sister Harriet he would later marry in 1810. This connection to the Hilton family brought De Wint to Lincoln, a city that would become a frequent setting for his panora…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Welsh Landscape with Cattle 1807 · Cleveland Museum of Art Mountains and Cattle 1807 · Cleveland Museum of Art Neath Abbey 1835 · Cleveland Museum of Art Study of Sorrel, Cow Parsley and Willow Saplings 1807 · Whitworth Art Gallery Study of Burdock and other Plants 1809 · Tate Houses at Teddington on the Thames 1809 · Yale Center for British Art
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