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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Art of Biblical Illustration
Most of the Bibles produced today are text only. Of course the font and print used is chosen to ease reading but only a few versions are illustrated. In years past many versions were illustrated by famous artists and etchers. … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged boats, Corinth, desert, Ghizeh, Holy Land, JMW Turner, Nineveh, port, pyramid, Rachel's Tomb, Ramah, Sinai
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Art of ‘The Shambles’
‘#TheShambles’ or ‘Shambles’ is an old street in York although it can refer to the maze of twisting, narrow lanes which make York so charming. It contains over-hanging timber-framed buildings some from the 14th century. In some places it is … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged cobble stones, pavements, street, the Shambles, wood-framed shops, York, York Minster
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Art of Black and White
I am going to again blog about etchings. The texture that is achieved and clarity of image is to me an wonderful thing. #CWTaylor began working as a commercial engraver but went on to produce artistic etchings with an assured … Continue reading
Art of Royalty
I usually do not add more than a single chapter to my blog per week. I would like to make this an exception due to an etching I bought earlier this week and what day today, 2 June 2013, happens … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged coronaton, dais, Frank Brangwyn, royalty, sunbeam, throne, Westminster Abbey
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