Frederick Morgan
1847–1927 · English · 16 artworks
Romanticismdetailed rendering of figuresuse of warm, inviting color palettesnarrative compositionsdepiction of rural lifesentimental subject matter
artist bio
Frederick Morgan was a popular English painter known for his idyllic scenes of childhood and family life in the countryside. His sentimental and technically proficient works captured the Victorian era's fascination with innocence and rural beauty.
what you'll learn
Studying Morgan's work allows students to explore narrative painting, composition, and the depiction of light and atmosphere in Romantic landscapes. Students can also learn about the social values and aesthetics of the Victorian era through his art.
related: William-Adolphe Bouguereau, George Elgar Hicks
16 artworks
The Little Strangers
1899
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Love Me, Love My Dog
1879
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A Jovial Fisherman
1896
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A Modern Eve
1882
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Where Could He Be
1886
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Midday Rest
1879
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Ring-a-Ring-a-Roses-Oh
1885
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See Saw
1898
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Making Friends
1885
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Merry as the day is long
1882
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An Apple Gathering
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Milk For The Calves
1883
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The School Belles
1877
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Gleaners
1880
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Never Mind
1884
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The Harvest
1889
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