
1802โ1885 ยท Welsh ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Penry Williams was a Welsh artist primarily known for his Romantic landscapes and genre scenes, particularly those depicting Italian life and scenery. He spent much of his career in Italy, capturing the picturesque qualities of the Roman Campagna and Neapolitan culture, contributing to the broader Romantic fascination with the sublime and the everyday.
what you'll learn
Studying Williams' work allows students to explore Romantic landscape painting techniques, including the use of light and shadow to create atmosphere and evoke emotion. Students can also learn about the representation of cultural identity and the depiction of everyday life in 19th-century art.
related: Thomas Cole, Caspar David Friedrich

Sgwd yr Henryd, Vale of Neath
1819

Eionon Garn on the Perddyn or Ysgwd or Scwd Fall, Neath Valley
1819

Temple of Hercules Victor, The Piazza di Bocca della Verita and the Church of Santa Maria in Cosmedin

Subiaco
1834

Pilgrims Reposing at a Cross
1835

Landscape with Figures and a Ruin
1837

Merthyr Riots
1816

A Distant View of Saint Peter's, Rome
1828

A Mother and Child beneath an Arbour at Evening
1849

Bridge over the River Taff

View from Gwaelod-y-Garth

Mediterranean Bay Seen through an Arch
1839

Cyfarthfa Ironworks Interior at Night
1825

A Goatherd on the Roman Campagna

Tiber with the Temple of Hercules Victor, Santa Maria in Cosmedin and the Ponte Rotto seen from the Convent of San Barto
1828

Santa Maria Maggiore seen from the Gardens
1827

Tivoli
1874

Ysgwd or Scwd Fall, Neath Valley
1819

Moonlit landscape

South Wales Industrial Landscape
1825

Peasant Girls โ Sorrento

Spanish Lady

Sgwd Gwladys, Vale of Neath
1819

Procession to the Christening near Araccia
1833

Neapolitan Peasants at a Fountain
1859

The Festa of the Madonna dell'Arco at Naples
1836

A View of Rome from the Tiber, with the Ponte Rotto and the Temple of Vesta
1870

Pozzuoli
1831

Waterfall in the Neath Valley
1819

Roman Aqueduct in the Campagna
1841