Francis Seymour-Haden

Francis Seymour-Haden was a printmaker active across the mid-nineteenth century, with documented work dating between 1818 and 1854. While his specific artistic associations remain unstated, his extant body of work focuses predominantly on landscape views and topographical studies rendered through etching and drypoint.

Fifteen of Francis Seymour-Haden's prints are represented in major museum collections, establishing the artist's historical significance within graphic arts. Notable examples include the topographical studies Battersea Reach and Amalfi, as well as the domestic compositions Out of Study Window and The Three Cows.

The prints of Francis Seymour-Haden are held in several prestigious American institutions, including the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the National Gallery of Art. The preservation of these works in these collections ensures their continued study. Today, many of these historical Francis Seymour-Haden prints are available as high-quality prints or downloadable artwork, often derived from originals that have entered the public domain.