Thomas Fearnley (1802–1842) was a Norwegian Romantic painter. Born in 1802, he trained under Johan Christian Dahl and emerged as a leading representative of Norwegian romantic nationalism in painting. He died in 1842.
Fearnley specialized in landscape painting, often depicting Norwegian scenery. His realistic approach to landscapes incorporated a distinct interplay of shadows and light, contributing to the dramatic effect of his compositions. This style positioned him as a significant figure in the visual articulation of Norwegian romantic nationalism.
