John Sell Collection
John Sell Cotman was a renowned British artist who lived from 1782 to 1842
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John Sell Cotman was a renowned British artist who lived from 1782 to 1842. His works spanned various genres and subjects, showcasing his exceptional talent and versatility. One of his notable pieces is "The Landing, " created around 1810, which depicts a serene scene with boats docked by the water's edge. Another masterpiece, "Farm Building by a Pond" from 1808-11 (?), showcases Cotman's ability to capture the rustic beauty of rural landscapes. In "The Abbatial House, Abbey of St. Ouen, Rouen, " completed between 1824-31, Cotman beautifully portrays the grandeur of this historical building in France. He also demonstrates his mastery in capturing atmospheric conditions in "Boats off the Coast, Storm Approaching" from 1830. Cotman's talents extended beyond traditional landscapes as seen in "Ruined Castle. " Although its creator remains unknown, this artwork showcases Cotman's ability to evoke emotions through ruins and decay. In contrast, he captures the charm of everyday life in "Draining Mill, Lincolnshire" painted in 1810. Throughout his career, John Sell Cotman received recognition for his artistic prowess. A portrait titled "John Sell Cotman A. W. S. " highlights him as an Associate Watercolour Society member during that time. Cotman also ventured into architectural studies like "Framlingham Castle" (1828) and cityscapes such as "Rouen. " These artworks demonstrate his attention to detail and precision when depicting buildings and urban scenes. In later years, he continued producing remarkable pieces like "Hotel De Ville Ghent" (1923), where he captured the essence of this Belgian landmark with finesse. Similarly impressive is his portrayal of Domfont rampart in France titled "On the Rampart. " Lastly but not least important is “Classical Landscape” (1923).