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| Clarkson Stanfield (1793 - 1867) |
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Artists who influenced Clarkson Stanfield | Born in Sunderland, Stanfield was the son of George, an Irish anti-slavery writer and actor. He was apprenticed to a heraldic painter in Edinburgh, but soon went to sea in 1808 and joined the Navy (unwillingly) in 1812. He travelled to China on an East Indian ship, where he met Douglas Jerrold who staged plays on board for which Stanfield painted the scenes. He left the Navy only six years after h ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Clarkson Stanfield | |
 Joseph Mallord William Turner |  Coast Scene near Genoa (Fitzwilliam Museum) |  Burning of Anchor Brewery |  David Roberts |
 Richard Parkes Bonington |  Warships at Mouth of Scheldt |  View on Scheldt (Victoria and Albert Museum) |  Edward Duncan |
 Joseph Vernet |  San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice |  Lake Lugano |  Edward William Cooke |
 Willem van de Velde II |  Dolomites |  View of Mount Etna from Taormina |  Frederick Goodall |