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Thomas Luny

Thomas Luny

  1759
  September 30, 1837
   •   Romanticism   •   Wikipedia: Thomas Luny

Not too much is known about the youth of Thomas Luny. They only know his year of birth and know that he is from Cornwall, possibly from the parish of St Ewe. In any case, the sea was very close where he grew up. So it can be explained that from childhood on he was fascinated by the wet element and seascapes. Already at the age of 11, little Luny came to London to be apprenticed to the painter Francis Holman, who came from a family of shipowners and whose paintings were almost exclusively concerned with the sea and the coasts. It was from this first teacher, with whom he stayed for 10 years, that Luny's lifelong enthusiasm for seascapes most probably originated. At the age of 18 he exhibited his first painting at the Society of Artists London. It was entitled "A Distant View of Madeira Island and Porto Santo". It is very unlikely that he ever saw Madeira with his own eyes. Rather, he was inspired by an engraving. This is how he later created a painting of a battle on the Nile and the bombing of Algiers. In both places, he was probably not personal. However, during his time with Holman, he once travelled through France.

After leaving the studio of his teacher and mentor in 1870, Thomas Luny moved to London's Leadenhall Street. Here he met a Mr Merle. He was a shrewd trader and a kind of artist's agent. The painter owed him a very successful marketing of his paintings for 20 years. During this time, he also exhibited many of his works at the Royal Academy. The residence Leadenhall Street proved to be another advantage. The British East India Company also had its headquarters in the house and their officers liked to buy his paintings and had themselves and their families portrayed by him. They even took him on their ships a few times, so he came to Gibraltar and Naples once.

At the age of about 50 Thomas Luny moved from London to Teignmouth in Devon. At that time he was already suffering from health problems and had arthritis in both hands. Nevertheless, he continued to be very productive and painted until his death in 1837, his work comprises about 3,300 paintings.

Thomas Luny

Thomas Luny
  1759
  September 30, 1837
   •   Romanticism   •   Wikipedia: Thomas Luny

Not too much is known about the youth of Thomas Luny. They only know his year of birth and know that he is from Cornwall, possibly from the parish of St Ewe. In any case, the sea was very close where he grew up. So it can be explained that from childhood on he was fascinated by the wet element and seascapes. Already at the age of 11, little Luny came to London to be apprenticed to the painter Francis Holman, who came from a family of shipowners and whose paintings were almost exclusively concerned with the sea and the coasts. It was from this first teacher, with whom he stayed for 10 years, that Luny's lifelong enthusiasm for seascapes most probably originated. At the age of 18 he exhibited his first painting at the Society of Artists London. It was entitled "A Distant View of Madeira Island and Porto Santo". It is very unlikely that he ever saw Madeira with his own eyes. Rather, he was inspired by an engraving. This is how he later created a painting of a battle on the Nile and the bombing of Algiers. In both places, he was probably not personal. However, during his time with Holman, he once travelled through France.

After leaving the studio of his teacher and mentor in 1870, Thomas Luny moved to London's Leadenhall Street. Here he met a Mr Merle. He was a shrewd trader and a kind of artist's agent. The painter owed him a very successful marketing of his paintings for 20 years. During this time, he also exhibited many of his works at the Royal Academy. The residence Leadenhall Street proved to be another advantage. The British East India Company also had its headquarters in the house and their officers liked to buy his paintings and had themselves and their families portrayed by him. They even took him on their ships a few times, so he came to Gibraltar and Naples once.

At the age of about 50 Thomas Luny moved from London to Teignmouth in Devon. At that time he was already suffering from health problems and had arthritis in both hands. Nevertheless, he continued to be very productive and painted until his death in 1837, his work comprises about 3,300 paintings.





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Bombardment of Algiers, August 1...
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The Battle of Algiers, 27th Augu...
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The Honourable E.I. Company's Sh...
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Shipping in an Estuary
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The Battle of Dogger Bank, 1781
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Boarding the Ferry at Teignmouth...
1821 | Oil on cardboard

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A Brig Entering Dartmouth Harbou...
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East Indiaman Ceres off St Helen...
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HMS Gore in Action With the Fren...
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The Bay of Naples from Posillipo...
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Off the Squadron, Cowes
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Three British Frigates Offshore,...
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Merchant Vessels off the Coast, ...
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The 12th Duke of Norfolks Yacht ...
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Battle of Trafalgar
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'Westminster Bridge and the Burn...
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'The Pool of London', c1805
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A Shipwreck,
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'The Burning of Drury Lane Theat...
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East India Companys Packet Swall...
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An armed Xebec in the Mediterran...
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A Frigate, A Lugger And Merchant...
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HMS Spartan & French Frigates: B...
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Battle of the Nile (coloured aqu...
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Unbekanntes Bild
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HMS Gore in Action With the Fren...
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Les Droits de LHomme
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Two Deckers Lying off Berry Head...
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The U.S. Ship Granville’ off Dep...
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An Indiaman and a Two Decker Hov...
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The "Leda" in Two Positions off ...
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A Three Master adrift in the Dow...
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A Devonshire inlet with fisherme...
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The Defence of Gibraltar, c1785
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An Indiaman in stays, and boats ...
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Rodneys Victory off Cape St. Vin...
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Men-of-War and other Ships in a ...
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British Men of War and Other Shi...
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.M.S. Caledonia and H.M.S. Boyne...
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HMS 'Mediator' engaging French a...
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A Brixham trawler running into T...
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The shipwreck of an East India C...
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The 'General Goddard' capturing ...
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Loss of an Indiaman ship, the 'K...
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A cutter passing astern of a fri...
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The East India Company trading s...
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HMS 'Pomone' off Greenwich 
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