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Monthly Archives: July 2022
Joseph Batchelor papermaker
I came across a page printed with a letter from #SirThomasWhite. Although the quoted letter was written in 1566, this printing was created around 1880/1890. Sir Thomas was of course the founder of St Johns College, Oxford. The letter is … Continue reading
Posted in Printing, Writing/Books
Tagged Joseph Batchelor, letter, Oxford, paper, Sir Thomas Wight, St. John's College, William Morris
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Derek Brown artist
Today, we visit with #DerekBrown (1924-2009). Born in London, He served in the army during WWII after which he trained and worked as a dentist. The death of his father (who was an artist) in 1954 was the turning point … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged clouds, Ely Cathedral, fen, fields, sky, trees
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Graham Austin artist
I thought today, we would look at a local artist. I happen to know this artist personally through Ely Cathedral with which he is also associated. G #GrahamAustin has been a wildlife and aviation painter for over 50 years. He … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings
Tagged aviation, clouds, feathers. branch. pine needles, kingfisher, sky, Spitfire
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Croxton Kerrial Church
I came across a painting of ‘St Botolph and St John the Baptist’, Croxton Kerrial, Leicestershire, this past week. It is done by an artist for whom I can find no information. The label on the verso states that it … Continue reading
Peggy Wickham artist
Today, we consider artist #PeggyWickham (1909-1978) nee #MarjorieJoanEarnshaw. It is more likely that you would have heard of her mother. For she was the daughter of #MabelLucieAtwell. Her mother was a children’s illustrator and comics artist and it was her … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged bow, child, doll, dress, girl
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