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Monthly Archives: October 2015
William Blake Juxtaposed
Born into a middle class family, #WilliamBlake (1757-1827) was poet, painter, and printmaker. Receiving little recognition during his lifetime, Blake is now considered a foundational figure in the history of the poetry and visual arts of the Romantic Age. Blake’s … Continue reading
The Brumby
This story travels 100 years into the future from last weeks watercolour and is about a book which connects not only this country but one down under. ‘The Brumby’ is the title of a book written by #MaryElwynPatchett. A brumby … Continue reading
Bayard’s Cove
This chapter is about a picture which I talked about two weeks ago in a post called ‘Art Unsigned’. I have continued to research the watercolour and have found new facts and some interesting proofs which arise in regards to … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged Bayard's Cove, Dartmouth Castle, Dartmouth harbour, pier, River Dart, row boat, ships, St Petrox
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Still-life
Still-life art is the presentation of inanimate objects and it is amazing how beautiful those simple objects can be. Two finely executed watercolours by an unknown artist. I believe that they might have been painted for #FrancisOrpenMorris and his work … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged branch, curtains, eggs, fan, grapes, nest, plant, vase
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Art Unsigned
I often come across pieces that are not signed but are still of good artistic value. Today a chapter of few words but of an artistic worth of which the paintings may speak for themselves. They all come from the … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged autumn, Bayard's Cove, boats, copse, cottage, Dartmouth harbour, fir trees, harbour, mountain, mule, path, picket fence, river, St Petrox Church
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