James Stark

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James Stark was a 19th-century English landscape painter associated with the Norwich School, known for his detailed and atmospheric depictions of the English countryside.

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instanceOf English landscape painter
Norwich School artist
painter
person
activePeriod 19th century
associatedWith Norfolk, England
River Yare
birthDate 1794-11-19
birthPlace Norwich, England
linked to: Norwich
burialPlace Kensal Green Cemetery, London
child Arthur James Stark
deathDate 1859-03-24
deathPlace London, England
educatedBy John Crome
employer Colnaghi (as a draughtsman for engravings)
exhibitedAt British Institution
Norwich Society of Artists
Royal Academy of Arts
father Michael Stark
field painting
genre landscape art
influencedBy Dutch 17th-century landscape painters
John Crome
knownFor atmospheric landscape paintings
detailed depictions of the English countryside
memberOf Norwich Society of Artists
movement Norwich School of painters
name James Stark
nationality British
English
notableWork A View on the River Yare, near Norwich
Lambeth Marsh
The Bathing Place, Thorpe
publication Scenery of the Rivers of Norfolk
publicationType series of engravings
residence London, England
Norwich, England
linked to: Norwich

Windsor, Berkshire, England
spouse Elizabeth Dinmore Press
style naturalistic landscape painting
subjectMatter rivers
rural English countryside
wooded scenes
technique careful detail and tight handling of paint
workLocation London, England
Norwich, England
linked to: Norwich

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