Duffield

Duffield painted quiet British and Swiss landscapes in watercolour between the 1810s and early 1860s. Their Tintern Abbey shows crumbling arches and leafy banks in pale washes, while View in the Bernese Oberland swaps ruins for jagged peaks and cloud shadows. The same careful brush recorded Italian hill towns such as Bergamo, their buildings stacked like pale blocks against green slopes. If you like soft light on stone and foliage, tap any of these four watercolours to step into Duffield’s calm, detailed world.