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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Sir Frank Short Engraver
Art is made up of many different fields – oils, watercolour, graphite, pastel, etching, mezzotint, etc – that at any one time one aspect will be in the fore while another has receded. Certainly, #SirFrankShort, revived the field of mezzotint … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Beckmann, church, city wall, gamekeepers house, hegereiterhaus, Jerusalem, mosque, Mount of Olives, Rothenburg, shore, St. Mary's Redcliffe
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Thomas Gaugain Stipple Engraver
Today, we travel to France home of engraver #ThomasGaugain (1756-1812). Supposedly born in Abbeville, France, Gaugain would have moved to England as a child with his family. But baptismal records show the baptism of a John Thomas Gaugain at St. Anne’s, … Continue reading
David Roberts Artist
If one were to begin collecting lithographs, one could do worse than beginning with #DavidRoberts (1796-1864) lithographs created by #LouisHaghe (1806-1885). Roberts is known for his depictions of Egypt, the Near East and the Holy Land. After apprenticing as a … Continue reading
Posted in Lithographs
Tagged Arab, David Roberts, Dendera, desert, Edfou, Egypt, Louis Haghe, Nubia, Philae, portico, sand, temple
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