David Cox Prints – British Landscapes, Skies & Rural Life
David Cox prints explore open countryside, changing skies, Welsh scenery and people travelling or working outdoors. Broad views of fields and hills sit alongside riverside buildings and busier scenes around towns. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, with further British views in John Constable and our wider landscape collection.
Rural figures beneath broad skies
Going to the Hayfield places small figures within an open landscape dominated by pale, moving cloud. The ground and sky share the work of setting the scene’s atmosphere. Other views follow travellers, farm work and flocks across country roads and fields, making the landscape a place of activity.
Wind, trees and weather
Shepherding the Flock, Windy Day gives the sky and trees an active presence over the open ground. The changing weight of cloud and the handling of the foliage bring weather into the composition. The collection’s Welsh views, hill country and coastal subjects offer further variations on exposed outdoor settings.
Lakes, towns and river views
Windermere during the Regatta introduces a more populated lakeside scene, with figures under trees and water beyond. Other works include Lambeth, Westminster and the Thames, alongside French town subjects. Explore London wall art for further views of the capital.
Related artists and collections
Compare the skies and rural subjects of John Constable, the atmospheric settings of J. M. W. Turner and the architectural views of William Callow. Our landscape prints provide a wider route through countryside and weather.
Read more in our guide to David Cox.
















































