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Clouds by Col. Henry Stuart Wortley — VisualArtsDB

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Clouds

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley

1863–1865

Dimensions: 17.3832 Centimeters (Measurements) × 22.7013 Centimeters (Measurements) × 31.5913 Centimeters (Measurements) × 41.5926 Centimeters (Measurements)
Genre: Artwork
Museum: J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US

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Hid was bright heaven's loveliness, Beneath a sudden cloud

Hid was bright heaven's loveliness, Beneath a sudden cloud

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1860

Moonlight struggling through the clouds

Moonlight struggling through the clouds

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

As shines the moon

As shines the moon

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

Sea & Cloud Study

Sea & Cloud Study

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

Study of clouds

Study of clouds

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

All the air was white

All the air was white

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

The Midnight Moon is Weaving her Bright Chain o'er the Deep

The Midnight Moon is Weaving her Bright Chain o'er the Deep

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

Hast thou seen that wave-worn castle

Hast thou seen that wave-worn castle

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

Clouds Flying before the Gale

Clouds Flying before the Gale

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

The setting moon

The setting moon

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

Early Morning

Early Morning

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1863

"There is a light cloud o'er the moon, 'tis passing, and will pass full soon."

"There is a light cloud o'er the moon, 'tis passing, and will pass full soon."

Col. Henry Stuart Wortley, 1868