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William Daniell was an English graphic artist, landscape and marine painter. The young Daniell came to art through an unfortunate stroke of fate, which was to give his life a whole new turn. His father was a bricklayer and his parents owned a small inn. When Daniell was 10 years old, his father died suddenly. Since he was the older son and the mother could not afford to pay for both sons, William Daniell was sent to his uncle Thomas Daniell. Thomas Daniell was a landscape painter, who was especially interested in orientalistic motives. William Daniell was apprenticed to his uncle and at the age of 15 accompanied him on a journey through India for almost 10 years. At the beginning of the journey, the young Daniell was still his uncle's assistant and was mainly responsible for preparing and sketching the motifs. In the course of the journey, however, the balance must have shifted. For on their return to London in 1794, uncle and nephew were partners at eye level.
In London, William Daniell and his uncle worked together to publish some selected paintings from their journey through India. The illustrations were to be printed in aquatint. As a contemporary and friend of Daniell's, the landscape painter Joseph Farington, writes in his diary, William Daniell is said to have worked from 6 a.m. to midnight for 7 years to perfect his technique. Her work "Journey to India" was published in 6 parts and comprised 150 pictures. It became a great success. In spite of all the work William Daniell managed to exhibit a total of 168 paintings at the Royal Academy between 1795 and 1838. In contrast to his uncle, he concentrated less on the landscape, but preferred to paint small scenes with people on the water and other imaginative, oriental motifs.
Daniell was admitted to the Royal Academy School in 1799. He later became an associate and eventually a full member of the Royal Academy. Around 1813 Daniell decided to start a new large travel project, independent of his uncle. It was to be the biggest challenge of his life. Because he planned to paint the landscape, the sights along the coast and the people of the different regions during a journey around the whole coast of Great Britain. Daniell not only wanted to create a work in pictures, but also to provide them with written comments. To this end he entered into a partnership with the writer Richard Ayton, who accompanied him during some parts of the journey. Due to weather conditions, Daniell only travelled in stages of 6 months. Thus the project dragged on for 10 years. During the trip Daniell made the sketches, which he later completed in London in aquatint. Sometimes up to 5 years passed between drawing and printing. This suggests that Daniell had an excellent memory. The work "Voyage Round Great Britain" became his greatest artistic achievement and his most important legacy.
William Daniell was an English graphic artist, landscape and marine painter. The young Daniell came to art through an unfortunate stroke of fate, which was to give his life a whole new turn. His father was a bricklayer and his parents owned a small inn. When Daniell was 10 years old, his father died suddenly. Since he was the older son and the mother could not afford to pay for both sons, William Daniell was sent to his uncle Thomas Daniell. Thomas Daniell was a landscape painter, who was especially interested in orientalistic motives. William Daniell was apprenticed to his uncle and at the age of 15 accompanied him on a journey through India for almost 10 years. At the beginning of the journey, the young Daniell was still his uncle's assistant and was mainly responsible for preparing and sketching the motifs. In the course of the journey, however, the balance must have shifted. For on their return to London in 1794, uncle and nephew were partners at eye level.
In London, William Daniell and his uncle worked together to publish some selected paintings from their journey through India. The illustrations were to be printed in aquatint. As a contemporary and friend of Daniell's, the landscape painter Joseph Farington, writes in his diary, William Daniell is said to have worked from 6 a.m. to midnight for 7 years to perfect his technique. Her work "Journey to India" was published in 6 parts and comprised 150 pictures. It became a great success. In spite of all the work William Daniell managed to exhibit a total of 168 paintings at the Royal Academy between 1795 and 1838. In contrast to his uncle, he concentrated less on the landscape, but preferred to paint small scenes with people on the water and other imaginative, oriental motifs.
Daniell was admitted to the Royal Academy School in 1799. He later became an associate and eventually a full member of the Royal Academy. Around 1813 Daniell decided to start a new large travel project, independent of his uncle. It was to be the biggest challenge of his life. Because he planned to paint the landscape, the sights along the coast and the people of the different regions during a journey around the whole coast of Great Britain. Daniell not only wanted to create a work in pictures, but also to provide them with written comments. To this end he entered into a partnership with the writer Richard Ayton, who accompanied him during some parts of the journey. Due to weather conditions, Daniell only travelled in stages of 6 months. Thus the project dragged on for 10 years. During the trip Daniell made the sketches, which he later completed in London in aquatint. Sometimes up to 5 years passed between drawing and printing. This suggests that Daniell had an excellent memory. The work "Voyage Round Great Britain" became his greatest artistic achievement and his most important legacy.
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.jpg "The Long Walk, Windsor Park, from a compilation of views of Windsor, Eton and Virginia Water by William Daniell")
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.jpg "A Javan of the Lower Class, plate 2 from Vol. I of")
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.jpg "A Javan Woman of the Lower Class, plate 3 from Vol. I of")
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.jpg "A Peng")
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.jpg "A Javan Chief in His Ordinary Dress, pl. 4 from Vol I of")
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.jpg "Bathing Scene at the Ghat on the Ganges by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Near view of one of the Shiant Isles, Outer Hebrides, Scotland, 1829 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Dover, from Shakespeare")
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.jpg "The European Factories, Canton, 1806 by William Daniell")
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_1832_-_(MeisterDrucke-313062).jpg "A Caparisoned Elephant - Scene near Delhi (A Scene in the East Indies), 1832 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Mivagissey, Cornwall, from Volume VIII of")
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.jpg "The European Factories, Canton (detail) by William Daniell")
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_1832_-_(MeisterDrucke-274591).jpg "The Hirkarrah Camel (A Scene in the East Indies) by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The Longships Lighthouse off the Lands End, Cornwall by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Eton College by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Aros Castle, Isle of Mull, Scotland, 1818 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "North Foreland Lighthouse, from")
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.jpg "In Fingal")
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.jpg "The Longships Lighthouse of Lands End, Cornwall, from Volume I of")
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.jpg "Dover, from Shakespeare")
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.jpg "Brunswick Dock, and East India Dock, Poplar, London, 1803 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The Jama Masjid, Delhi by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Obelisk at Forres, Moray, Scotland, 1821 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The European Factories at Canton in China by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Rye, East Sussex, from")
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.jpg "Mevagissey, Cornwall by William Daniell")
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.jpg "In the Garden House Reach, Calcutta, c1786-1791, 1935 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "View of the Great Tree, Prince of Wales Island by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Brixham, Torbay, Devon, from Volume VIII of")
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.jpg "London Docks, 1803 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "View from the Round Tower, Windsor Castle, 1827 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Scoor Eig, Isle of Eig, 1813, 1946 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The Orford Ness Lighthouses, Suffolk, 1822 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Dungeness Lighthouse, from")
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.jpg "The Agra Gate, Chauter Serai by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Double London Bridge Proposed for London, 1800 by George Dance")
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.jpg "Druidical Stone at Strather, near Barvas, Isle of Lewis by William Daniell")
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.jpg "View of Newcastle upon Tyne, Taken from a Windmill to the East of St. Ann")
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.jpg "Westminster Bridge, from")
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.jpg "The Rope Bridge near the Lighthouse, Holyhead, from")
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.jpg "East India Docks, Poplar, London by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Brixham, Torbay, Devon, 1825 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Steep Hill by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Lighthouse on Flamborough Head, Yorkshire, 1822 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Lighthouse on the Start, Isle of Sandy, Orkney by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Scar Eig, Isle of Eig by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Corfe Castle, Dorset by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Edinburgh with Part of the North Bridge and Castle, from Daniell")
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.jpg "Lyme Regis, from Charmouth, Dorset by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Thomas Banks, the Sculptor by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Windsor Castle from the Deer Park by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The European Factories, Canton by William Daniell")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-37891).jpg "Fatehpur Sikri near Agra, engraved by R. Brandard by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Culzean Castle, Ayrshire, Scotland by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The Hurduwar - where the Ganges enters the Plains of Hindoostan, c1786-1791, 1935 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Scene in the Himalayas by William Daniell")
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.jpg "A View in China: Cultivating the Tea Plant by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The South East View of Bijaigarh, Uttar Pradesh by William Daniell")
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.jpg "View in the Garden of the Palace, Lucnon, 1835 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "View from Strawberry Hill, Prince of Wales Island by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Clovelly, on the Coast of North Devon by William Daniell")
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.jpg "A View in China: Cultivating the Tea Plant by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Plymouth Harbour with the Royal William Victualling Yard by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Belvoir Castle, Rutland by William Daniell")
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.jpg "A Hunting Party in India by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Stornaway on the Isle of Lewis, published in 1819 by William Daniell")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1102702).jpg "South East View of Hill Fort of Bijaigaih, Bihar by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Mosque at Mathura, 1835 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Chunar Gur by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The Royal Lodge, Windsor Park by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The Bernar Pagoda, Benares by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Lowestoft, Suffolk, from")
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.jpg "Scarborough, Yorkshire, from Volume VI of")
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.jpg "Mausoleum of Sufter Jung, Delhi by William Daniell")
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.jpg "View from Halliburtons Hill, Prince of Wales Island by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The Hunting Cheetahs by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Althorp House, Northamptonshire by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Madras, or Fort St. George, in the Bay of Bengal - A Squall Passing Off, 1833 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Scene on the Virginia Water by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Hull, Yorkshire by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Liverpool, taken from the opposite side of the River, 1815 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The Towns-end Mill, Liverpool by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Westminster Bridge from Somerset House, 1805 by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Nelson")
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.jpg "The Great Bull and Pagoda at Tanjore by William Daniell")
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.jpg "The Quadrangle, Windsor Castle - View from the Round Tower, Windsor Castle by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Looking onto the Quadrangle at Windsor by William Daniell")
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.jpg "View from the Round Tower, Windsor Castle by William Daniell")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-118255).jpg "The Orford Ness Lighthouses, Suffolk by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Kashmir Goats by William Daniell")
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.jpg "Indian Landscape with Figures Near a Stream by William Daniell")
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.jpg "A Javan in Court Dress, plate 6 from Vol I of")
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.jpg "A Javan in the War Dress, pl. 5 from Vol I of")