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Author Archives: ronald972
William Daniell artist
Recently, I came across a small watercolour sketch framed under glass with a label on the back. The image looked like a temple, but dating it was optimistic since the sketch was not signed or dated, and the paper looked … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings, Drawings and Sketches
Tagged door, Hindu, India, roof, temple
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Tower of the Scipios
I thought we would travel to Spain and the city of Tarragona to visit a Unesco World Heritage Site. The city, originally named Tarraco, was built by the Romans on the road ‘Via Augusta’ that ran from the Pyrenees to … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged Attis, relief sculpture, roman road, Scipios, Spain, Tarragona, tower, trees
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Richard Wallwork artist
I have in my collection a small engraving which is very playful and fun. It was created by #RichardWallwork (1882-1955). Richard studied art at the Manchester School of Art and then went on to study at the Royal College of … Continue reading
Ioseph Brodtmann lithographer
We look at an item this artist is not well known for today. #IosephBrodtmann or Karl Joseph Brodtmann (1787-1862) was a Swiss lithographer. He was considered to be among the finest engravers of his time. Ioseph is best known for … Continue reading
An Armorial Baluster Vase
I do not regularly collect ceramics, but I recently came across an armorial baluster vase, which I thought was worth purchasing. An #armorialbalustervase is tall and made of soft-paste porcelain. It may or may not have a lid. They originated … Continue reading
Posted in Ceramics/Pottery
Tagged armorial, banner, coat of arms, finial, greyhound, leopard, lid, lion, motto, vase
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Cornelius Pearson artist
Today, we look at a small watercolour from my collection. It was painted in 1846 by #CorneliusPearson and shows The Chapel at Haddon Hall. Pearson was a landscape and topographical painter who also dabbled in engraving. He was born in … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged church, Haddon Hall, high altar, pews, pulpit, stained-glass windows
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The Song of Songs
We look, today, at an artwork created for #TheSongofSongs” (Song of Solomon) from the Old Testament. The image relates to chapter 4 and verse 16. Awake,O north wind,And come, O south!Blow upon my garden,That its spices may flow outLet my … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Mezzotint
Tagged embrace, garden, love, man and woman, olive tree, song of songs
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Carl von Dombrowski artist
Today, we look at a German artist who specialised in animal and hunting scenes. #CarlvonDombrowski (1872-1951) studied at the art Institutes in both Vienna and Munich. Many of his works were produced as woodcuts for Die Gartenlaube (The Garden Arbor … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged bushes, forest, leaves, roebuck, trees, weeds
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Bushey Heath Pottery and Fred Passenger
Well, I did it again. I got chastised by my wife for buying a broken piece of pottery, but to my eye, it is a fine artwork. This piece bears an impressed mark for #BusheyHeathPottery As you can see, it … Continue reading
Posted in Ceramics/Pottery, Sculpture
Tagged Bushey Heath, cobalt blue, fish, Fred Passenger, plate, pottery, William De Morgan
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Philippe-Jacques de Loutherbourg artist
I acquired a watercolour recently, which might be the study for an oil painting by artist #Philippe-JacqueLoutherbourg (1740-1812). This watercolour is the same size (465mm x 640mm) as the aquatint, which was created in 1787 by #MarieCatherinePrestel (1747-1794). Loutherbourg was … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged buckets, dogs, horses, mine, rake, shovel, stream, trees, wagon, workers
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