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Thomas Whitcombe

British 1760-1824 British 1760-1824 was a British maritime painter Thomas Whitcombe was born in London between 1752 and 19 May 1763, with the latter date frequently cited. Little is known of his background or training, although speculation based on the locations depicted in his paintings may provide some clues. It is known that he was in Bristol in 1787 and later travelled to the South Coast; there are few ports or harbours from this region that do not feature in his work. In 1789 he toured Wales and in 1813 he travelled to Devon, painting scenes around Plymouth harbour. During his career he also painted scenes showing the Cape of Good Hope, Madeira, Cuba and Cape Horn. Between 1783 and 1824 he lived in London. His date of death, like that of his birth is uncertain; it was not before 1824, and possibly as late as 1834.

A crowded flagship of an Admiral of the Blue passing Mount Edgcumbe as she closes into port at Plymouth
A crowded flagship of an Admiral of the Blue passing Mount Edgcumbe as she closes into port at Plymouth
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1815(1815) Medium oil on canvas Dimensions 55.9 X 79 cm (22 X 31.1 in) cyf
1815(1815) Medium oil on canvas Dimensions 55.9 X 79 cm (22 X 31.1 in) cyf

Thomas Whitcombe
British 1760-1824 British 1760-1824 was a British maritime painter Thomas Whitcombe was born in London between 1752 and 19 May 1763, with the latter date frequently cited. Little is known of his background or training, although speculation based on the locations depicted in his paintings may provide some clues. It is known that he was in Bristol in 1787 and later travelled to the South Coast; there are few ports or harbours from this region that do not feature in his work. In 1789 he toured Wales and in 1813 he travelled to Devon, painting scenes around Plymouth harbour. During his career he also painted scenes showing the Cape of Good Hope, Madeira, Cuba and Cape Horn. Between 1783 and 1824 he lived in London. His date of death, like that of his birth is uncertain; it was not before 1824, and possibly as late as 1834.
A crowded flagship of an Admiral of the Blue passing Mount Edgcumbe as she closes into port at Plymouth
1815(1815) Medium oil on canvas Dimensions 55.9 X 79 cm (22 X 31.1 in) cyf

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