Las óleos de todo Alexander Nasmyth
ID Image  Painting (From A to Z)       Details 
80344  
Alexander Nasmyth, A Highland Loch Landscape
  		 A Highland Loch Landscape   A Highland Loch Landscape; Oil on Canvas, 48 x 70 cm. cjr
84611  
Alexander Nasmyth, A Highland Loch Landscape
  		 A Highland Loch Landscape   Oil on Canvas, 48 x 70 cm cyf
74336  
Alexander Nasmyth, A Leningrad Theme
  		 A Leningrad Theme   A Leningrad Theme cyf
80322  
Alexander Nasmyth, A View of the Town of Stirling on the River Forth
  		 A View of the Town of Stirling on the River Forth   A View of the Town of Stirling on the River Forth; Oil on Canvas, 81 x 155 cm cjr
74337  
Alexander Nasmyth, At the Isaakievskaya Square in Leningrad
  		 At the Isaakievskaya Square in Leningrad   At the Isaakievskaya Square in Leningrad cyf
32814  
Alexander Nasmyth, Castle Huntly.
  		 Castle Huntly.   mk81 c.1810 Perthshire
84566  
Alexander Nasmyth, River Forth
  		 River Forth   Oil on Canvas, 81 x 155 cm cyf
56151  
Alexander Nasmyth, robert burns
  		 robert burns   mk247 1787,oil on canvas,15x12.625 in,38x32 cm,scottish national portrait gallery,edinburgh,uk
48457  
Alexander Nasmyth, The Family of Neil 3rd Earl of Rosebery in the grounds of Dalmeny House
  		 The Family of Neil 3rd Earl of Rosebery in the grounds of Dalmeny House   mk190 West Lothian c.1787
Alexander Nasmyth
Scottish Painter, 1758-1840 was a Scottish portrait and landscape painter, often called the father of Scottish landscape painting". Edinburgh Castle and Nor'Loch, circa 1780.Born in Edinburgh, he studied at the Royal High School and the Trustees Academy under Alexander Runciman, and, having been apprenticed as an heraldic painter to a coachbuilder, he, at the age of sixteen, attracted the attention of Allan Ramsay, who took the youth with him to London, and employed him upon the subordinate portions of his works. Nasmyth returned to Edinburgh in 1778, and was soon largely patronized as a portrait painter. He also assisted Mr Miller of Dalswinton, as draughtsman, in his mechanical researches and experiments; and, this gentleman having generously offered the painter a loan to enable him to pursue his studies abroad, he left in 1782 for Italy, where he remained two years. Robert Burns, 1787.On his return he painted the excellent portrait of Robert Burns, now in the Scottish National Gallery, well known through Walker's engraving. Political feeling at that time ran high in Edinburgh, and Nasmyth's pronounced Liberal opinions, which he was too outspoken and sincere to disguise, gave offence to many of his aristocratic patrons, and led to the diminution of his practice as a portraitist. In his later years, accordingly, he devoted himself mainly to landscape work, and did not disdain on occasion to set his hand to scene-painting for the theatres. He has been styled, not unjustly, the father of Scottish landscape arte His subjects are carefully finished and coloured, but are wanting in boldness and freedom.



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