Thomas Stuart Smith
1815–1869 · Scottish · 30 artworks
Romanticismdetailed observationatmospheric perspectiveuse of light and shadowintimate scenesrealistic rendering
artist bio
Thomas Stuart Smith was a Scottish painter known for his detailed and intimate scenes of everyday life, landscapes, and architectural studies. His work captures the spirit of Romanticism through its focus on emotion, atmosphere, and the beauty of both the natural world and human experience.
what you'll learn
Studying Smith's work allows students to explore the Romantic style through detailed observation and the depiction of light and atmosphere. Students can learn to capture the beauty of ordinary scenes and develop skills in rendering textures and details.
related: David Wilkie, John Constable
30 artworks
Interior of San Marco, Venice
1845
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Kitchen Still Life
1866
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Head of An Old Man
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Reeling, Boreu Da, Welsh Interior
1869
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The Monk's Welcome
1867
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Landscape with a River
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A Fellah of Kinneh
1869
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A Seaside Grotto near Palermo
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Portrait of a Girl
1850
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Houses and Water by Moonlight, Venice
1869
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Portrait of a Girl with a Hat
1850
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Leaves by the Water
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Welsh Interior
1861
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Lover's Walk, Dolgelly
1867
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Morning
1867
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Work in the Kitchen
1867
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On the Forth
1855
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The Blue Grotto, Capri
1869
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A Derbyshire Brook
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Cottage Interior
1860
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Colonna Dell’Immacolata from the Via Macherroni, Palermo
1855
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Italian Pastoral
1869
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A Link of the Forth
1860
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The Wood Store, Avignon
1869
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Kitchen Vegetables
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Temple of the Sibyl, Tivoli
1849
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Devonshire Cottages
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Vegetables
1867
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The Water Cart
1860
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A Talk by the Way
1850
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