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 selvportrett av James Ferrier Pryde (1866–1941) malt på lerret, kjøpt fra Christie Manson & Woods i 1966. Inspirert av Glasgow School og kjent for arkitektoniske bilder.
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.
Oppdag Monument av James Ferrier Pryde (1866–1941), malt rundt 1916–1917 fra Government Art Collection. Et imponerende verk som fanger atmosfæren og detaljene til en monumental statue.
Et mystisk interiørlandskap malt av James Ferrier Pryde i stil etter punktillisme. Atmosfærisk bruk av mørke toner og tekstur skaper en følelse av atmosfære og refleksjon over scenens mysterium.
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.