Browse through this exclusive Print-Shop for the Watts Gallery and buy one of the works of renowned Victorian artist George Frederick Watts as a superb quality giclee fine art print and at any size and finish, framed and ready to hang.

The Watts Gallery in Surrey, England,  is making these highly regarded works of art available online for the first time for you to have your own framed fine art print of this celebrated artist and sculpture. The prints are individually produced from high resolution scans of the original art works and our giclée printing delivers superb vibrant prints of outstanding realism and quality.
The service is simple, quick and secure to use: select your image, choose your print size and finish, mount and frame and we’ll print, frame it and ship it to any address worldwide within five days. There is a range of high quality fine art papers and canvas and can select your own frame and mount from a full range of styles and colours. And you’ll be able to see the finished picture on your screen before you order.

Please shop with absolute confidence - certain of secure online payment - or post a cheque - and assured of outstanding quality - backed up by our no nonsense 14-days returns policy and guarantee of long life.

The Watts Gallery, in Compton near Guildford houses this collection of international importance. An independent charity, it houses Watts's studio collection including works such as The Wounded Heron, his first Royal Academy picture exhibited in 1837, to the self portrait he was working on when he died. We also showcase a small collection of works by other artists of the period.
'The Utmost for the Highest', was Watts's motto and we strive to achieve that.

George Frederick Watts

George Frederick Watts (1817-1903) was a Victorian artist of international importance, whose work continues to have similar appeal to that of the Classicists or some Pre-Raphaelites. One of the most singular and enigmatic figures of the time, he has been called 'the Victorian Michaelangelo'.

The art works on this site represent a significant record of George Frederick Watts’ paintings during his life. Profits from the sale of the fine art prints on this site contribute to the continued upkeep of the memorial Watts Gallery. This Gallery, in Compton near Guildford, is dedicated to the life of GF Watts and contains many examples of his work. The Gallery is thought of with love and affection in this country and abroad. The international significance of the collection, the beauty of the building and its setting and its extraordinary role as a national gallery in the heart of a village has been recognised by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Watts was born in London, the son of an ordinary family, and retained a sympathetic view of the urban poor. His social paintings remain very touching and effective evocations of the depth of suffering and deprivation of the poor at that time.

Watts ploughed his own furrow and was not part of any ‘school’ or ‘group’. He was one of the leading portrait painters of his day and often painted portraits for free and donated them to the National Portrait Gallery. In his landscape works, Watts perspectives and spectacular use of light would do credit to Turner. But it was his strong and mysterious allegorical pictures that were probably the most important to the artist himself. In later life he took up sculpture and produced many outstanding works.
For further information about The Watts Gallery, please visit the gallery site at http://www.wattsgallery.org.uk/.

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