Artist
Thomas Brittain Vacher




Thomas Brittain Vacher is a British Romanticism artist. 24 works are cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.
Thomas Brittain Vacher painted watercolours of skies, city streets and lakes in the 1800s. Four times he set brush to paper over “Studies of Clouds,” once in 1878. He also recorded the hillside lanes of Spa in 1874 and the old gates of Rome in 1857.
His view of Killarney’s Lower Lake from 1861 closes the set. Tap “Rue de la Sauvenière, Spa” to step onto a sunlit August afternoon in the 1870s.
Works by Thomas Brittain Vacher
The Drachenfals, Rhine
Studies of Clouds
Lower Lake, Killarney
Londonderry Harbour
Wicklow Bay
Porta San Giovanni and Porta Asinaria, Rome
Porta San Giovanni, Rome
Palace of the Ceasars, Rome
Bray Head, Wicklow, from Killiney
Rue de la Sauvenière, Spa
Drummond Castle, Perthshire
Studies of Clouds
Studies of Clouds
Pembroke Castle
Tenby, from Giltar Point
Edenmore, Londonderry
Giltar Point, near Tenby
Coast near Portrush
Glengarriff, co. Cork
Studies of Clouds
Study of Trees
Castle of Unspunnen, Switzerland
Königstein, Saxony
Untitled
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