SketchMap Atlas

Classic artists on the map

59 masters, 200+ public-domain sketches, each shown where it was drawn.

World map with classic sketches pinned where they were drawn
J. M. W. TurnerWatercolour, light and water · 1775–18512 sketches
John Singer SargentVenice in watercolour · 1856–19258 sketches
Vincent van GoghPen, ink and the south of France · 1853–18905 sketches
Rembrandt van RijnAmsterdam in pen and brush · 1606–16692 sketches
CanalettoVenice, drawn with precision · 1697–17682 sketches
Albrecht DürerWatercolour views from his travels · 1471–15284 sketches
Egon SchieleLine, houses and Krumau · 1890–19182 sketches
Utagawa HiroshigeThe Tōkaidō road and city views · 1797–18585 sketches
Nikanor ChernetsovThe Caucasus and Tiflis in drawings · 1805–18795 sketches
Thomas MoranYellowstone in watercolour · 1837–192610 sketches
Winslow HomerWatercolour from islands and lakes · 1836–19102 sketches
Johann Moritz RugendasLatin America in drawings · 1802–18584 sketches
Paul KleeColour and light of Tunisia · 1879–19401 sketch
Edward LearA traveller with a watercolour box · 1812–188811 sketches
Katsushika HokusaiEdo and Mount Fuji · 1760–18492 sketches
Vasily VereshchaginThe Caucasus and Asia in drawings · 1842–19047 sketches
Conrad MartensSydney and its harbour · 1801–18783 sketches
Edward WilsonAntarctica in watercolour · 1872–19124 sketches
Thomas BainesAfrica from life · 1820–18752 sketches
David RobertsThe Holy Land and Egypt in lithographs · 1796–18645 sketches
Jeong SeonKorean mountains in ink · 1676–17592 sketches
Sita RamViews of India for Lord Hastings · 19th century2 sketches
William DaniellIndia in aquatint · 1769–18371 sketch
Karl BodmerThe American prairies · 1809–18932 sketches
Charles HeaphyNew Zealand of the first settlers · 1820–18815 sketches
John WebberCook’s Pacific · 1751–17938 sketches
Louis ChorisRound the world on the Rurik · 1795–18284 sketches
Johan Christian DahlNorway in pencil and brush · 1788–18572 sketches
Caspar David FriedrichRügen and German Romanticism · 1774–18402 sketches
Carl LarssonA Swedish home in watercolour · 1853–19191 sketch
Eugène FlandinPersia in lithographs · 1809–18892 sketches
Thomas AllomChina in engravings · 1804–18722 sketches
Thomas GirtinEnglish watercolour · 1775–18021 sketch
John ConstableStudies of the English sky · 1776–18371 sketch
Frédéric MialheCuba in lithographs · 1810–18812 sketches
Franz JunghuhnJava and its volcanoes · 1809–18642 sketches
Henri MouhotAngkor rediscovered · 1826–18611 sketch
Frederick CatherwoodCities of the Maya · 1799–18541 sketch
James Pattison CockburnQuébec in watercolour · 1779–18473 sketches
Amadeo PreziosiIstanbul in watercolour · 1816–18822 sketches
Carl NebelMexico in lithographs · 19th century7 sketches
Colesworthy GrantBurma in 1855 · 1813–18802 sketches
Henry SaltIndia in aquatint · 1780–182710 sketches
Ivan ShishkinDrawings of Russian forests and Crimea · 1832–18982 sketches
Grigory GagarinThe Caucasus drawn by a prince · 1810–18934 sketches
Emeric Essex VidalThe River Plate and Buenos Aires · 1791–18611 sketch
Taras ShevchenkoThe Aral Sea drawn in exile · 1814–18618 sketches
Eugène DelacroixMorocco in a traveller’s album · 1798–18634 sketches
Heinrich BarthThe Sahara and Sudan in drawings · 1821–18654 sketches
Frederic Edwin ChurchThe Andes and volcanoes in studies · 1826–19005 sketches
Louis DelaporteThe Mekong and Angkor · 1842–19252 sketches
Bayard TaylorIceland of 1862 in brush and ink · 1825–18787 sketches
Thomas Edward BowdichAshanti in the drawings of a mission · 1791–18241 sketch
Fyodor AlekseyevMoscow and St Petersburg in watercolour · 1753–18243 sketches
Andrey MartynovSiberia, Baikal and St Petersburg · 1768–18265 sketches
Vasily SadovnikovSt Petersburg and towns in watercolour · 1800–18794 sketches
Maxim VorobyovQuays and cathedrals of St Petersburg · 1787–18552 sketches
Apollinary VasnetsovOld Moscow in drawings and watercolour · 1856–19333 sketches
Alexei SavrasovOutskirts of Moscow in drawings · 1830–18972 sketches

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