page_title: William Cubley
section_title: Works
hierarchical_section_title: William Cubley / Works
caption_attribution_description: English: Llyn Idwal, by William Harold Cubley (1816–1896), Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
context_page_description: William Harold Cubley was an English painter of landscapes and portraits in the tradition of Sir Joshua Reynolds. He studied with Sir William Beechey, and was an important early influence on Sir William Nicholson and William Caparne.
context_section_description: Cubley travelled widely both in Britain and on the Continent painting landscapes, in oils and in watercolour. He also painted many portraits; in 1840 or 1841 he painted William Gladstone, who had become MP for Newark in 1832.
  He exhibited both at the Royal Academy, where he showed Kate Kearney in 1863, Evening in the Lledr Valley, North Wales in 1868, Llyn Idwal in 1872 and A midsummer night – Abermaw Harbour, near Barmouth, North Wales in 1873, and also at the Suffolk Street gallery of the Society of British Artists. His landscape Llyn Idwal was shown again at the Third Annual International Exhibition in London in 1873, where it won a gold medal and was bought by the Walker Art Gallery of Liverpool.
caption: Llyn Idwal, by William Cubley, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
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