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Author Archives: ronald972
The Art of Bronze
In my travels, I come across small pieces of #sculpture that I like. I certainly am not well versed in the field of #bronze work, but pieces do catch my eye. Three small #busts; two of people that might have … Continue reading
Richard Sorrell artist
Born to artist parents, Alan and Elizabeth Sorrell, we visit with #RichardSorrell (b. 1948). Sorrell studied at the Walthamstow Art School and the Kingston College of Art. Sorrell works in oils, acrylics, and watercolours. Sorrells’ paintings display figures in action, … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings
Tagged chair, couple, dance floor, dancing, door, lounge, seated lady
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Art of Pastel
I recently added a pastel drawing to my collection. it was described as after Italian artist Antonio Rotta (1828-1903) and titled Charity to a Family of Beggars. This would mean that it is a 19th-century artwork. As with all pastel … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, pastel
Tagged alms, basket, beard, beggar, child, family, flowers, hat, walking stick, window
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Robert Jacob Hamerton and Charles Dickens
Today, we will look at a sketch that has been in my collection a while, and I have now researched it at more depth. It is by artist #RobertJacobHamerton (1810-1904). Hamerton was an artist/illustrator who worked alongside illustrators like #HablotKnightBrowne … Continue reading
Francois Boucher a French Master
Recently, I purchased a piece from an auction house. It was purportedly a print according to the sale catalogue. I was not completely convinced of this, but the image shown was not good enough to say otherwise. It was in … Continue reading
Harold Workman artist
In my collection is a watercolour by #HaroldWorkman (1897-1975). He is mostly known as a painter of landscapes and townscapes in oils and watercolours. Workman was born in Oldham. He studied at the Oldham School of Art and Manchester School … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged boaters, bridge, Knaresborough, paddlers, river, town, viaduct, waders
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An Expression of Sorrow
We consider, today, two empty chairs. The first is seen in an ink drawing by #HEWalker (no information found regarding this artist). Here, we see a young lady overwhelmed with grief, standing beside an empty chair – husband, father, brother … Continue reading
Hubert John Williams artist
We are hitting the road this week to travel south to a village called #Poynings and back in time to 1940, Eastertime also. Which would have been late March then. Poynings lies within the South Downs National Park. Here, we … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged chimneys, church, hills, Poynings, rooftops, South Downs, tower, trees, village
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Zoological Society of London
This year is the 200th anniversary of the #ZoologicalSocietyofLondon. The Society is solely devoted to the conservation of animals and their habitats worldwide. They are a charity founded in 1826. They have managed the London Zoo since 1828 and the … Continue reading
George Walker publisher
I acquired a book this past week, which contains two musical scores and two songs. #GeorgeWalker (1772-1847) established his publishing house in 1790 and was considered ‘a publisher of music at half price’, which meant that he marked his musical … Continue reading
Posted in Printing, Writing/Books
Tagged index, Joshua, Messiah, music, oratorio, songs
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