Francis Danby
Painter

Francis Danby Net Worth

Francis Danby was an Irish artist born in 1793 who was a key member of the 19th-century "Bristol School" of English artists. He is renowned for his romantic and dramatic landscape paintings such as The Upas Tree (1820), An Enchanted Island (1825), and The Deluge (1840). His works are celebrated for their poetic beauty and emotional power.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Birth Day November 16, 1793
Birth Place Ireland
Age 226 YEARS OLD
Died On Feb 9, 1861 (age 67)
Birth Sign Scorpio

💰 Net worth: $100K - $1M

About

Notable as a key member of the 19th-century "Bristol School" of English artists, he is famous for poetic, highly dramatic landscape paintings such as The Upas Tree (1820), An Enchanted Island (1825), and The Deluge (1840).

Before Fame

The children of farmer James Danby, he and his twin spent their early years in County Wexford and Dublin, Ireland. He began training as an Artist when he was still a boy; one of his first major works, View of the Avon Gorge, was completed in 1822.

Trivia

Several of his paintings, including Opening of the Sixth Seal, depict an imagined apocalypse.

Family Life

His two sons, Thomas and James, both also had successful careers as Painters. His marriage to their mother ended when his she took up with the Artist Paul Falconer Poole.

Associated With

His work has often been compared to that of fellow nineteenth-century Painter John Martin.

Some Francis Danby images

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