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Portrait William Payne

William Payne

1760 - 1830

William Payne (Exeter, 4 mars 1760 – Londres, août 1830) est un peintre et un graveur anglais qui a inventé la teinte gris de Payne.

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William Payne - Oeuvres - Page 1

Distant View of Exmouth from Exeter, , William Payne

Distant View of Exmouth from Exeter

On the River Tivy, near Cardigan, Wales, 1826, William Payne

On the River Tivy, near Cardigan, Wales

View at Caernarvon, Wales, 1826, William Payne

View at Caernarvon, Wales

Mill on the Tavy, , William Payne

Mill on the Tavy

Britten Ferry, Mount Edgecombe, , William Payne

Britten Ferry, Mount Edgecombe

Entrance to Stonehouse Creek, between Plymouth and Dock, Devon, , William Payne

Entrance to Stonehouse Creek, between Plymouth and Dock, Devon

Drivers and Burros Resting at Sunset, , William Payne

Drivers and Burros Resting at Sunset

A Cave in Sunlight, with Figures, 1825, William Payne

A Cave in Sunlight, with Figures

Figures by a Ruined Arch, , William Payne

Figures by a Ruined Arch

On the Wye, , William Payne

Torquay, , William Payne

Private View of the Royal Academy, 1858, William Payne

Private View of the Royal Academy

View of Plymouth taken from the Seven Trees, Exeter Road, , William Payne

View of Plymouth taken from the Seven Trees, Exeter Road

A River Scene - William Payne, 1850, William Payne

A River Scene - William Payne

Sarah Webb (1744–1832), 1786, William Payne

Sarah Webb (1744–1832)

View on the Wye, 1809, William Payne

View on the Wye

Self Portrait, 1820, William Payne

Near Plymouth, Devon, , William Payne

Near Plymouth, Devon

River in Devon, , William Payne

Swallow Falls, 1810, William Payne