Bristol, General View of the Floating Harbour, 1840
A view from the shore looking towards a low cityscape, with clouds rising behind it. To the left is a wide river carrying wooden tall ships. On the right, two men sit at the shore on a wooden platform, next to a dilapidated hut.
Landscape painter James Baker Pyne (1800-1870 was born in Bristol, where he worked as a self-taught artist until the age of 35. He gave painting lessons to William James Müller, who later became an artist of repute. In 1835 Pyne moved to London, exhibiting his work at the Royal Academy, British Institution and New Watercolour Society over two decades.
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