John Ward

1798 — 1849

English painter, born 1798 (1798–1849)

John Ward (1798–1849) was an English painter from Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire. He has been described as "the leading marine artist and ship portrait painter in Hull during the first half of the 19th century".

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H.M.S. Britannia and Other Shipping Near a Headland

The Northern Whale Fishery: The "Swan" and "Isabella"

'Ann Guthrie'

'William Lee' in the Arctic

'William Lee' in the Arctic

A Keel on the Humber

A Whaling Brigg

Blackwall, Looking towards Greenwich, London

Hull Docks with the Barque 'Edward' and the Snow 'William'

PS 'Forfarshire' Leaving Hull for Dundee

PS 'Waterwitch'

Ships on the Humber and the South Blockhouse

Sloop off Floating Navigation Marker

Spurn Head, a Cutter to the Rescue

Stoneferry, Hull with a Sloop Rigged Keel

The 'Maese', 'Amazon' and 'Dandie Dinmont'

The Black Ball Line Brig 'Wupper' off Spurn Head

The Brig 'Ann'

The Brig 'Helen' off Hull

The Brig 'Ruby', the Barque 'Wanderer' and the Snow 'Garnet', off Hull

The Brig 'Wupper' off Spurn Head

The Humber Bank, Hull

The Snow 'Chase' and the Brig 'Dagger'

The Snow 'Rosetta' off Spurn Head

Whalers in the Arctic

The 'Fanny Voase' off Spurn

The Wreck of the Ship 'Thomas' off the Stony Binks, 8 June 1821

The Whaleship 'Brunswick'

A Riverside Caprice

Shipping on a River Estuary

The 'Swan' and 'Isabella'

Ships on the Humber and the South Blockhouse, Hull

The Citadel and Entrance to the Old Harbour, Hull

Hull from the Humber (The Buoy Yacht 'Zephyr')

The Return of the 'William Lee' from Calcutta

The Return of the 'William Lee' from Calcutta

Ships on the Humber and the South Blockhouse, Hull

HMS 'Britannia' and Units of the Fleet off Spithead, Hampshire

Whalers in the Arctic

Whaleships in the Arctic