Painting and Sculpture

C. J. Way

C. J. Way (Charles Jones Way) (July 25, 1835 – February 13, 1919) was an English artist who travelled to North America to discover scenery for his landscape and seascape paintings. Besides scenic views of Canada and the United States, his subjects included England, Wales, Italy and the Swiss Alps. Initially a watercolour artist, he began to work in oils in the 1870s.

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• ▸Macbeth and the Witches
• ▸Grenville steam carriage
• ▸East Wind Over Weehawken

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