William Payne, Denham Bridge upon the Tavy

William Payne

British · 1760–1830 · Painter, Printmaker

William Payne was an English painter and etcher who invented the tint Payne's grey. (Wikipedia)

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13lots offered2015–2026years recorded91%sold (10)$238Sign up free to seemedian price

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  1. William Payne, Fisherman in a cave, watercolourFisherman in a caveBonhams · £813≈ $1,189≈ €1,126Sign up to see
  2. William Payne, Landscape with Figures on a Path and Distant Church, watercolourLandscape with Figures on a Path and Distant ChurchToovey's · £320≈ $418≈ €374Sign up to see
  3. William Payne, Wood Gatherers, watercolour over pen and inkWood GatherersOlympia Auctions · £300≈ $399≈ €360Sign up to see

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  1. William Payne, Landscape with Figures on a Path and Distant Church, watercolour
    Landscape with Figures on a Path and Distant Church
    Watercolor
    10cm x 14.5cm
    Toovey's · · Lot 112
    £320≈ $418≈ €374HammerSign up free to seeView at Toovey's ↗
  2. William Payne, Figures crossing a Rustic Bridge, watercolour
    Figures crossing a Rustic Bridge
    Watercolor
    13.5cm x 18cm
    Toovey's · · Lot 124
    £300≈ $398≈ €360HammerSign up free to seeView at Toovey's ↗
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William Payne works on paper (10)William Payne watercolors (10)

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