George Morland: Sixteen examples in colour of the artist's work

"George Morland: Sixteen examples in colour of the artist's work" by E. D. Cuming is an art book that displays sixteen colorful images of George Morland’s paintings, giving a look into his life and art. It showcases Morland's artwork, focusing on rural scenes, landscapes, and animals during the late 1700s and early 1800s. Along with the pictures, Cuming writes about Morland’s life problems, like his money troubles, even though he was a talented and hard-working artist. With paintings such as "The Dipping-Well" and "Idleness," the book helps people understand Morland's talent in showing the simple beauty of the English countryside and its people. The collection presents a view of Morland’s artistic style and the different subjects that inspired his paintings.