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.jpg "The Glacier des Bossons, Chamonix, 1786, 1946 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Isola Madre, Lago Maggiore by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Ullswater, Looking Toward Patterdale by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "River Scene by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Craig y Ladron - The Thieves Precipice by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Ullswater, Looking Toward Patterdale by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "A Fisherman in the Vale of Myfod, Site of the Palace of the Princess of Powis by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Convent at Vietri, near Salerno by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Bay Scene in Moonlight by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The River Tay and Tributary by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Ascending From The Valley Of Sallanches To Chamonix, c.1781 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "In the Bay of Salerno, near Vietri by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Llanelltyd Bridge over the Maw, on the road between Barmouth and Dolgellau, looking to Hengwrt and beyond to Cader Idris, Merionethshire, 16 July 1790 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Tintern Abbey by Moonlight, ca. 1789 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Civita Castellana by John Warwick Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-35715).jpg "Isola Madre, Lago Maggiore, c.1781 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Windermere by John Warwick Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-550394).jpg "Val d")
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.jpg "The Upper End of Coniston Lake, Lancashire, 1801 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Matlock High Tor by John Warwick Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-550392).jpg "The Falls of Tivoli with three figures in the foreground by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Colosseum, Rome by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Glacier Des Bossons, Chamonix by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Craig y Ladron by John Warwick Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1133820).jpg "Llangollen by John Warwick Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1133526).jpg "Lake Lugano by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Junction of Lyon and Tay by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Castle Point by John Warwick Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-899748).jpg "Castle Point by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Entrance to the Grotto of Posillipo, Naples by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Falls of Tivoli by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "A Fisherman in the Vale of Myfod, Site of the Palace of the Princess of Powis by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Hermitage at Frascati by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Convent at Vietri, near Salerno by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "An Interior View of the Colosseum, Rome by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "River Landscape with a Single Arched Bridge by John Warwick Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1133819).jpg "Lake Albano by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "View from the Vidette Near Hakin on Signal Hill, Looking Beyond Nangle Point and Thorn Island... by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Hafod: Upper Part of the Cascade by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Ruins of Cricceith Castle and Part of the Town on the Bay on Cardigan. East View, Carnarvonshire by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Coast Near Sorrento by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Llanelltyd Bridge over the Maw, on the road between Barmouth and Dolgellau, looking to Hengwrt and beyond to Cader Idris, Merionethshire, 16 July 1790 by John Warwick Smith")
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_Rome_seen_inside_-_(MeisterDrucke-550393).jpg "Porta Tiburtina (now Porta di San Lorenzo), Rome, seen inside by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "A View of Tivoli Looking Towards Rome by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Northern Boundary of St. Bride")
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.jpg "Cascade of Buffalora by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Castle Point by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Falls of the Doshart with Upper End of Loch Tay by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Approach to Belle Grange Park by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Bay Scene in Moonlight by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Villa Of The Maecena And The Cascatelli, Tivoli, c.1781 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Priory of Beddgelert, Caernarvonshire by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Northern Boundary of St. Brides Bay by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "On the Coast of Sorrentum by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "A view of Civita Castellana by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Salerno by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Alpine Scene by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Villa Medici, Rome by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Slate Quarries at Bron Llwyd by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Val d")
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.jpg "Llyn Idwal, on the approach to it from Llyn Ogwen, Carnarvonshire, c.1795 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Lake Windermere from Calgarth with Belle Isle by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Alpine Bridge and Woodland Scenery Near Pistil y Maw by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Bangor Is-y-Coed, Denbighshire, c1795 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Ruins of Cymmer Abbey on the Maw River by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Cascade of Buffalora by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "View of Vesuvius by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Lakes of Llanberis by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "In the Camp Vaccinio at Rome by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "In the Camp Vaccinio at Rome by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Bay Scene in Moonlight by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Llyn Geirionedd not Far from Trefriew, on the River Conway, Carnarvonshire by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "View of the Early Castle of Diganwy by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Salerno by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Island of Caprea by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "The Hermitage at Frascati by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Village Of St Giorgio Near Portici, c.1781 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Carnedd Llewelyn and Carnedd David, Carnarvonshire, Seen Across the River Ogwen by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "View on the Fraeth Mawr Sands, towards Snowdon, on crossing them between Penmorsa & Cynant, Merionethshire, 21 July 1795 by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Lake Windermere from Calgarth with Belle Isle by John Warwick Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-898331).jpg "Lake Windemere from Calgarth with Belle Isle by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "On Mt. Palatine by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Near Pontaberglaslyn by John Warwick Smith")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-589383).jpg "Alpine Scene by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "Approach to Belle Grange Park by John Warwick Smith")
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.jpg "View on the Fraeth Mawr Sands, towards Snowdon, on crossing them between Penmorsa & Cynant, Merionethshire, 21 July 1795 by John Warwick Smith")
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John "Warwick" Smith was born the son of a gardener. It was a fortunate coincidence for the boy that his father was employed by the prestigious Gilpin family of artists. Sawery Gilpin was a famous animal painter, his brother William Gilpin ran an art school. So Smith was able to study art with Sawery Gilpin. The Gilpins regularly took the young Smith on their drawing excursions in the country between 1770 and 1776. Smith showed a special talent for topographic drawings. He was commissioned by the engraver Samuel Middleman to create landscape scenes for his work "Select Views in Great Britain". During a journey to Derbyshire in 1775 Smith met the 2nd Lord of Warwick, George Greville. Greville became his greatest patron. His nickname Warwick derives from his close relationship with Greville.
Greville enabled Smith to travel to Italy between 1776 and 1781. He spent some time in Naples, Rome and the Campania region, among other places. This trip earned him the name of the Italian Smith. There he met other British artists such as Thomas Hearne, William Pars and Francis Towe, with whom he later maintained a close relationship. With Towe, he began his return journey to England, making a few stops on the Italian and Swiss lakes to paint the extraordinary landscape. Back in England Smith settled in Warwick. There he married Elizabeth Gerrard, who was still under age, in 1783. Apart from a second trip to Italy between 1785 and 1786 with Lord Warwick's brother Robert and the painter Julius Caesar Ibbetson, Smith spent the rest of his life mainly in England. He undertook many domestic journeys. He spent particularly much time in Wales and in the north-west of the Lake District.
When Smith was accepted into the Watercolor Society, he decided to settle in London in 1807. He exhibited regularly with the Society until 1823 and was an active member before he finally retired. For several years, he was elected president of the Society and took over other positions again and again. But Smith was not so much appreciated by all his contemporaries. William Turner, for example, described his style as "mechanically systematic". Many critics agreed that his work became increasingly traditional towards the end. What was innovative, however, was his use of color. Contrary to the old tradition of landscape painting, Smith began to avoid painting outlines in ink and instead relied exclusively on strong colors. In paintings such as "Bay by Moonlight," he also created the reflections of moonlight by scraping off the previously applied pigments from the canvas, thus revealing the white canvas beneath.
John "Warwick" Smith was born the son of a gardener. It was a fortunate coincidence for the boy that his father was employed by the prestigious Gilpin family of artists. Sawery Gilpin was a famous animal painter, his brother William Gilpin ran an art school. So Smith was able to study art with Sawery Gilpin. The Gilpins regularly took the young Smith on their drawing excursions in the country between 1770 and 1776. Smith showed a special talent for topographic drawings. He was commissioned by the engraver Samuel Middleman to create landscape scenes for his work "Select Views in Great Britain". During a journey to Derbyshire in 1775 Smith met the 2nd Lord of Warwick, George Greville. Greville became his greatest patron. His nickname Warwick derives from his close relationship with Greville.
Greville enabled Smith to travel to Italy between 1776 and 1781. He spent some time in Naples, Rome and the Campania region, among other places. This trip earned him the name of the Italian Smith. There he met other British artists such as Thomas Hearne, William Pars and Francis Towe, with whom he later maintained a close relationship. With Towe, he began his return journey to England, making a few stops on the Italian and Swiss lakes to paint the extraordinary landscape. Back in England Smith settled in Warwick. There he married Elizabeth Gerrard, who was still under age, in 1783. Apart from a second trip to Italy between 1785 and 1786 with Lord Warwick's brother Robert and the painter Julius Caesar Ibbetson, Smith spent the rest of his life mainly in England. He undertook many domestic journeys. He spent particularly much time in Wales and in the north-west of the Lake District.
When Smith was accepted into the Watercolor Society, he decided to settle in London in 1807. He exhibited regularly with the Society until 1823 and was an active member before he finally retired. For several years, he was elected president of the Society and took over other positions again and again. But Smith was not so much appreciated by all his contemporaries. William Turner, for example, described his style as "mechanically systematic". Many critics agreed that his work became increasingly traditional towards the end. What was innovative, however, was his use of color. Contrary to the old tradition of landscape painting, Smith began to avoid painting outlines in ink and instead relied exclusively on strong colors. In paintings such as "Bay by Moonlight," he also created the reflections of moonlight by scraping off the previously applied pigments from the canvas, thus revealing the white canvas beneath.
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.jpg "An Interior View of the Colosseum, Rome by John Warwick Smith")
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