James Howe Carse

1819 — 1900

Australian artist (1819-1900)

James Howe Carse was a British Australian oil painter who specialised in landscapes. He was born in Edinburgh to a family of painters. He exhibited in the UK, won a gold medal in Chicago and rose to be described as the "best painter" in the colony of New South Wales.

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Oldham from Glodwick 1830

Oldham from Glodwick

James Howe Carse Gallery Oldham
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Burragorang Valley near Picton 1879

Burragorang Valley near Picton

James Howe Carse Art Gallery of New South Wales
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Opening Game of the Oldham Subscription Bowling Green, Frankhill, 1860

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Sheep in landscape

James Howe Carse National Gallery of Victoria
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Sheepwashes Brook

James Howe Carse
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1831

Oldham, Lancashire, from Glodwick Fields

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1858

Uppermill from Dobcross, Oldham, Lancashire

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1860

Oldham Church from Goldburn, Oldham, Lancashire, 1760

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1860

St Mary the Virgin, Deane Parish Church, Bolton

James Howe Carse Bolton Museum
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1866

Medlock Vale in 1866, Oldham, Lancashire

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1866

Nordens, Oldham, Lancashire

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1870

Windy coastal scene, Victoria

James Howe Carse Art Gallery of South Australia
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1876

(The Weatherboard Falls, Blue Mountains)

James Howe Carse National Gallery of Victoria
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1877

Riddell's Creek

James Howe Carse National Gallery of Victoria
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