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William Havell

10 works

William Havell (1782-1857) was a painter and landscape painter. Read more

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Small painting of a thatched barn by a river with swans, trees and a boat under a pale evening sky.

On the Kennet, Reading

1807

Brown wash study of a standing young man seen from behind, arms raised against a dark background, wearing tall boots.

Study of a Groom, Seen from Behind

1820

Soft-ground etching of a large sycamore tree over a graveyard with headstones, a stone archway and a cottage.

Sycamore tree (Acer pseudoplatanus L.) in a graveyard near Reading, Berkshire. Soft-ground etching by W. Delamotte, c…

Hand-colored print of a yellow coach with grey horses leaving the Star Hotel in Oxford, with passengers and onlookers.

The Blenheim, Leaving the Star Hotel, Oxford

1831

Watercolor of farm buildings with a thatched barn, cottage with chimney, and large trees under a pale sky.

Farm buildings

Brown wash drawing of a river with a rainbow over village houses and willow trees, reflected in the water.

The Avon above the bridge at Stratford-on-Avon

Etching of a large gnarled tree and shrubs with a seated figure with a staff in the foreground and distant hills.

Study of Trees and Shrubs with Seated Figure

1804

Pen and ink landscape of a girl on a footbridge over a stream, with a weeping willow, leafy trees, a dog and grazing sheep.

Landscape with Trees, Girl Crossing Footbridge

1804

Watercolor landscape of a stream, shepherd with cattle, wooded hills, and a hilltop building under clouds.

Licenza, near Rome: Horace's Villa

ca. 1828-29

Watercolor of woodcutters felling and stacking logs in a forest, with a river valley visible through the trees.

Woodcutters at Park Place, Henley, the river Thames beyond

ca. 1826

William Havell (1782-1857) was a painter and landscape painter. William Havell was born in Reading and died in Kensington. Browse 10 works by William Havell from 6 museums, free to download in HD. Source: Wikidata