Artist: William Ward (1766 - 1826)
Nationality: English
Movement: Romanticism
Media: Painting
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Artworks in Museum Collections: (40)
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William Ward, A.R.A., Lucy of Leinster, 1788
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William Ward, A.R.A., The Gamesters, 18th - 19th century
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William Ward, A.R.A., Travellers, 18th - 19th century
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William Ward, A.R.A., The Romps, 18th - 19th century
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William Ward, A.R.A., The Truants, 18th - 19th century
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William Ward, A.R.A., A Young Lady Encouraging the Low Comedian, 1787
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William Ward, A.R.A., A Visit to Grandfather, 18th - 19th century
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William Ward, A.R.A., Pleasures of Retirement, 18th - 19th century
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William Ward Beecher, Seance, 20th century
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William Ward, A.R.A., Portrait of Rev. W. Richardson, 18th - 19th century
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William Ward, A.R.A., Mary Magdalene, 18th - 19th century
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Artist: Gilbert Stuart Title: Portrait of James Ward Date: 1799 Medium: oil on canvas Dimensions:
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William Holl (the Younger), Edward Matthew Ward, R.A., 19th century
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George Raphael Ward, Sir William Follett, M.P., 18th - 19th century
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William Ward, A.R.A., A Young Lady Encouraging the Low Comedian, 18th - 19th century
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy), "The people"s William" (The Right Honourable William Ewart Gladstone, M.P.) from Vanity Fair Supplement, July 1, 1879, circa 1900
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William James Ward, English, about 1800-1840 After Joseph Mallord William Turner, English, 1775-1851 The Boy
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William James Ward, English, about 1800-1840 After Joseph Mallord William Turner, English, 1775-1851 Tornaro Watercolor
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy), "The Gateshead Giant" (Mr. William Allan, M.P.), Statesman No. 623, from Vanity Fair, October 26, 1893, 1893
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy), "Birdseye" (Men of the Day, No. 575, Sir William Henry Wills, Bart) from Vanity Fair November 23, 1893, 1893
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy), "Billy" (William Arthur Hamar Bass), from Vanity Fair Supplement, circa 1900
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy), "Fighting Ulster" (Mr. William Grey Ellison-Macarthney, M.P.) Statesman No. 620, from Vanity Fair, October 5, 1893, 1893
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Richard Artschwager - Hospital Ward 1968-69 acrylic on celotex The Detroit Institute of Art American
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy), A Symphony from Vanity Fair, January 12, 1878, 1878
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Gilbert Charles Stuart - Portrait of James Ward 1779 oil on canvas Minneapolis Institute of Arts American
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George Romney - Lady Arabella Ward 1783-1788 oil on canvas National Gallery of Art British
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Joshua Reynolds - Miss Anna Ward with Her Dog 1787 oil on canvas Kimbell Art Museum English
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Lynd Kendall Ward, Undercliff, 1948
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Roy Ward Ragle, Self Examination Series, 1983
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James Ward, (Dog), 18th - 19th century
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Roy Ward Ragle, Metamorphosis of Carol Ragle, 1984
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Lynd Kendall Ward, Weeding, 20th century
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Roy Ward Ragle, Portrait of Evie Callies, 1984
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy), Low Tide, Hammersmith, 1914
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James Ward, (Rabbits), 18th - 19th century
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James Ward, Head of a Lion, 18th - 19th century
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy), A Mile to Worth Matravers, 1932
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Herbert Railton, The Lower Ward, Windsor Castle, 1885
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Lynd Kendall Ward, Corral: Tres Cumbres, 20th century
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Ward, Leslie Matthew (Spy), the Abbe, 19th - 20th century

Artnews Articles and Exhibition Information: (22)
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Courthouse Galleries: Cross-Currents:Maria Barbosa, Nick Cave, Rieneke Leenders, Linda Gissen and Richard Ward.
The mixed-media installations by Maria Barbosa, a native of Brazil, address the issues of cross-cultural perceptions and language barriers. In her artwork, Barbosa addresses the survival of the native cultures living in the Brazilian Rainforest...
Xanadu: Ward Yoshimoto: It’s Personal
During his residence at The MacDowell Colony in 2004 the artist attempted to remove the preciousness of the used object and the obvious personal connection to them out of his work. What he discovered is that because of the process and choice of ma...
Cafe Gallery Project: Destiny Manifest Eden's End: Cathy Ward and Eric Wright
Manifest destiny was a term first expressed by John L. O'Sullivan and used to describe the belief of the 1840's in the inevitable territorial expansion of the United States: .... and that claim is by the right of our manifest destiny to over spr...
Stephen Cohen Gallery: Sheila Metzner
Metzner's career spans a remarkable range since she entered the advertising world in 1961. Her commercial work has been commissioned by Vanity Fair, Vogue, Rolling Stone, Conde Nast Traveler, and such clients as Bergdorf Goodman, Valentino, Ralp...
De Vleeshal: We’ll slide down the surface of things…: Artificial Reality and Paintings by Frank Bauer, Arnout Killian, Glen Rubsamen, Herman Verkerk
How do we deal with reality becoming increasingly artificial? Victor Ward’s response is to remember a quasi-philosophical line from a song by U2 :‘We’ll slide down the surface of things…’ But generally this development is condoned, because it wo...
Association for Visual Arts: Body of Evidence by Lynne Lomofsky and Recent Work by Anthony Cawood
The video Cross Sections I draws the viewer into the artist’s process as it documents the harsh experience of the search for malignancy. In Cross Sections II, LOMOFSKY has taken a series of ordinarily static images that medical technology had generat...
Galleria Pino Pascali: 2001 Art Expo Opens Today
The show involves the entire city of Polignano a Mare (Bari) from 3 to 19 August 2001, ...
Cleveland Center for Contemporary Art: Margaret Morton: The Tunnel
Residents dwell in continual darkness, constructing homes of cinder-block bunkers and freestanding hand-made structures in alcoves and on ledges. With sensitivity and compassion, Margaret Morton has chronicled the lives and living spaces of the tu...
Northern Westchester Center for the Arts: Winds of Survival: Work by Artist Susan Weinreich
More than 70 private collections throughout the United States currently hold the brilliantly colored and provocative works of Susan Weinreich. Ms. Weinreich's seminal work presents the powerful cross currents of art and emotional and mental re...
Art Gallery of York University: Jeremy Blake: Winchester Trilogy
Blake's projections probe the psychological aura of this architectural wonder constructed by Sara Winchester, widow of the heir to the Winchester rifle fortune, over the course of thirty-eight years, beginning in the late nineteenth century. After...
Laguna Art Museum: The OsCene: Contemporary Art and Culture in Orange County
In fact, it has been over twenty years since a survey exhibition of contemporary art in Orange County has been organized by a museum (the last major effort being done by Newport Harbor Art Museum in 1979). Tremendous growth and change have occurre...
Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College: Two-day Conference: The History of Exhibition
Scholars, curators, and museum directors will discuss exhibitions in 19th and 20th-century France, exhibitions in the United States and Europe in the 1960s and after, the international exhibitions Documenta and the São Paulo Bienal, constructivist...
Site Gallery: Haunted Media: New Media and Supernatural Phenomena
The development of telegraph and wireless allowed users to hear voices from the ether and had the power to disperse body & consciousness across the universe in the same way that the internet is seen to have done more recently, creating a space for...
City Gallery Wellington: Gerda Leenards: Fjords Mists and Vapour
The works in Fjords mists & vapour are paintings in which time and space are hauntingly altered. Hills appear like veils and mist weighs heavily on the landforms. Like all Leenards’ work the series is an exploration of ‘landscape’ in a general sen...
Catto Contemporary: Pure Brighton: Leading Lights of the Brighton Art Scene
Antony Micallef: Antony was the star of Catto Contemporary’s ‘Perverse Pop’ exhibition of last year. He has won 2nd prize in the BP portrait competition and has been featured in numerous publications, including the front cover of Blueprint magazin...
PM Gallery and House: Trackers: 21 Artists Working in Video, Sculpture, Installation, Performance and pPainting
Artists in the Gallery rolled dice to direct their placement within a ‘Vector’ structure. Each artist rolled three times to arrive at their x,y,z co-ordinates determining their position in the Gallery. All nine must now work together to resolve ...
Philadelphia Museum of Art: Mary Ellen Mark: Photographs
Unsurpassed in bringing icon-like presence to her subjects, whether 'everyday' or unusual, Mark (born 1940) was recently voted 'Most Influential Woman Photographer of All Time' by readers of American Photo magazine. In ...
National Museum of Women in the Arts: The Intensely Colored, Symbolically Imaginative Work of Self-Taught Artist Nellie Mae Rowe
Rowe (1900-1982) lived all her life in rural Georgia, the last 50 years in Vinings, northwest of Atlanta. She created art from earliest childhood, drawing on scraps of paper and cardboard, and twisting the family's laundry into doll shapes. She firs...
Queens Museum of Art: Crossing the Line: Site Specific Works by Fifty Artists throughout Queens
Artists selected for this exhibition are known for developing their ideas through an investigative process and are themselves a microcosm of the ethnic ...
Mediateca di Santa Teresa: Connessioni Leggendarie: NET.ART History
Between complex theories and Dadaist euphoria, Connessioni Leggendarie will bring us between hopes and fears of our wildly digitized time. A decade of technical and cultural Far West, aiming to explore and to conquer new lands, languages, behav...
Cleveland Museum of Art: Visions of Japan: Prints and Paintings from Cleveland Collections
Although varied in approach, medium and style, modern Japanese prints retain an essential Japanese character. A respect for materials, frequently associated with Japanese artisans, is evident in the use of handmade papers and traditional tools. ...
Gallery 96: One Touch of Nature: An Environmental Artwork Exhibition
Some artists have created new work for the site at Stratford, while others adapted previous pieces for this project. The creation, installation and changes (if any!) of these artworks throughout the duration of this project will be documented...

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