Artist

The 9th Earl of Carlisle George Howard

The 9th Earl of Carlisle George Howard is an Impressionism artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

George Howard spent his life in drafty Yorkshire castles, sketching on rainy afternoons when duties dragged. His watercolor Ruined Castle (1870) looks like a stage set half-eaten by ivy, soft greens and blues that trick you into forgetting how cold stone feels. You’ll find it hiding in the corner of the York Art Gallery; tap the title and zoom in on the crumbling archway where a single sunbeam sneaks through.

Works by The 9th Earl of Carlisle George Howard

Collections represented

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