British, 1749–1840
Thomas Daniell (1749–1840) was an English landscape painter known for his Orientalist subjects. Born in Kingston upon Thames, he started as an apprentice to a heraldic painter and later attended the Royal Academy Schools. Daniell spent seven years in India with his nephew William, where they traveled extensively and produced several series of aquatints depicting Indian landscapes and architecture. He also worked as an engraver and published views of Calcutta and other regions, documenting his journeys through his art.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Thomas Daniell · Wikidata Q708907
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