Webb depicts majesty of Greenwich Palace in smaller form

Born into a family of artists, James Webb (c.1825-95) became a prolific painter primarily of landscapes, seascapes and river scenes depicting locations around England and Wales as well as the Netherlands, France, Italy and southern Spain.

His father was the marine and coastal painter Archibald Webb (c.1792-1883) and his elder brother w…

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