Gallery of the Masters 
John Glover
1768-1849 England-Australia/Landscapes
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Brief Biography-John Glover of Leicester was a landscape watercolourist. In 1805, he became president of the Watercolour Society in London and was a British Artists Society member. In 1831, Glover went to Tasmania and remained there for the rest of his life. He achieved high esteem through his landscapes, many of which were sent back to England and realised at high prices. His works also sold well in France. A statue of him now stands in Evandale, Tasmania, appreciating his enrichment of art in Australia. |
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At Matlock-
Mist Rising
Mount Wellington
and Hobart Town
Launceston and
the river Tamar
Landscape View
in Cumberland
Mr Robinson's House
on the Derwent-
My Last View
of Italy
Natives on the
Ouse River-
Patterdale
Farm
Sandown Bay from
near Shanklin Chine
Patterdale Landscape
with Cattle
The bath of Diana-
Van Diemen's Land
The Island
of Madeira
Ullswater-Early
Morning
The Artist-s House
and Garden
My Harvest
Home
A Corroboree in Van
Diemen-s Land
The
Rainbow
View in
North Wales
Thirlmere
