Thomas Sunderland

Thomas Sunderland painted English estates and landscapes in watercolour during the late 1700s. In Sandbeck Park, Yorkshire (1780–1800) you can trace the careful folds of a deer park’s rolling hills and the precise outlines of Georgian buildings. He worked in the crisp, topographical tradition of the time, recording estates for private owners rather than grand scenery. If you like the measured lines of an estate plan brought to life, tap Sandbeck Park, Yorkshire to step inside its fenced fields and formal gardens.