The 25 artworks by James Ferrier Pryde our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
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James Ferrier Pryde · 1866 – 1941
A captivating Romantic landscape painting by James Ferrier Pryde, showcasing a serene group gathering beneath a majestic tree – a timeless scene of beauty and connection.
Et atmosfærisk selvportræt af James Ferrier Pryde udført i olie på lærred, skabt af kunstneren til Beggarstaffs samarbejde og præsenteret af Nottingham City Museums & Galleries.
James Ferrier Pryde's "The Slum" (1916) captures a poignant Edinburgh alleyway scene, reflecting urban poverty and social commentary through atmospheric brushstrokes. Explore this evocative work of art.
Discover 'Allegory: The Victory Monolith' by James Ferrier Pryde! This atmospheric oil painting depicts a monumental stone structure, capturing a dramatic scene of figures ascending a ladder towards a carved victory symbol. Explore its rich details and historical context.
James Ferrier Pryde's 'Monument', malet omkring 1916-1917, er et imponerende oliemaleri af en stor stenstruktur og symboliserer sejr. Oplev detaljerne i denne kunstværk fra Government Art Collection.
Et mystisk interiørmaleri af James Ferrier Pryde udført i punktilistisk teknik med dybe violette og brune nuancer samt fokus på et scenekunstnerisk vindue indtil en ukendt baggrund.
Admire "Lumber A Silhouette" by James Ferrier Pryde – a captivating black & white portrait from 1921. Explore the Beggarstaffs' atmospheric style & timeless elegance. Hand-painted reproductions available.
James Ferrier Pryde’s "Lumber A Silhouette" (1921) – a haunting oil painting of isolation & storm. Explore this moody, realist work showcasing architectural detail and dramatic lighting.
Oil painting by James Ferrier Pryde depicting a ruined arch in a dark forest. Romantic & Impressionistic style, evoking time & mortality. Explore atmospheric architecture & the Beggarstaffs' legacy.