Joseph Walter

1783 — 1856

English painter (1783-1856)

Joseph Walter (1783–1856) was an English marine painter in oils and watercolour, working at Bristol and Portishead. He gained notice for his portrayals of Brunel's steamships Great Western and Great Britain.

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The schooner Tom Cod

The Monmouthshire Canal at Newport

Shipping off Bristol

Shipping in the Bristol Channel

A Trading Brig Entering the Bristol Avon

The West Indiaman 'Britannia'

The 'Great Western' riding a tidal wave, 11 December 1844

Port Entrance with Shipping

Seascape with Entrance to a River

SS 'Great Britain'

The 'Eliza' of Teignmouth in an Open Sea

The Brigantine 'Tom Cod'

The Monmouthshire Canal at Newport

Three-Masted Ship before the Wind

View of Bristol General Hospital

Ships Entering the Avon

SS 'Great Britain'

SS 'Great Britain'

A Ship Passing Portishead

A View from Portishead towards Wales

Bristol Harbour with St Mary Redcliffe

The Ship 'Severn'

Bristol Harbour

Bristol Harbour

Kingroad and the Mouth of the Avon

The 'Great Western' off Portishead, April 1838, on Her First Voyage

'The Great Western' on Her Fifth Passage to New York, 1838

The Brigantine 'Tom Cod' Rescuing the Crew of 'La Plata'

The Floating Harbour, Bristol, with Prince Street Bridge

RMS 'Severn' in the Bristol Channel

The SS 'Great Western'

Sea Mills, Bristol

The SS 'Great Britain' under Steam and Sail, Saluting a Ship of War