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Author Archives: ronald972
Art Angelic
A circuitous writing taking us from a drawing by Carriere to the LeBrun family and finally to an angel which I bought a while back. As I said I bought a painting of an angel and when looking at images of … Continue reading
Expansive Art
I live in a part of the country which is quite flat and I am also a hour from the coast. Some people consider the fen landscape boring but when one stands out in the fields and looks over the … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged Blythburgh, church, fen, jib, lighthouse, main sail, pilot cutter, river, sailing, sails, sea
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Artistry of Hokusai Katsushika
I have come across Japanese and Chinese artworks and am fascinated by their technique and style. I picked up a woodblock print by #HokusaiKatsushika. I believe it to believe a fairly modern reprint on quite rough textured paper. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Lino/woodcuts, Watercolour paintings
Tagged bamboo, blossoms, lumber, Mount Fuji, saw, sparrows, Totomi
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Art of Joseph Bell
This weeks chapter is one of speculation and imagination in regards to an aquatint in my collection. It is a portrait of a man who was the inspiration for a very famous fictitious character known around the world. I believe … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint
Tagged doctor, Dr. Joseph Bell, investigations, medicine, portrait, sherlock holmes, signature
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Art from George Cattermole and Vincent Brooks
Two acknowledgements but one piece of art. #GeorgeCattermole (1800-1868) is the original artist while #VincentBrooks (1814-1885) is the man who made the lithograph which I bought the other day. I present ‘Columbus propounding to the Prior of the Franciscan Convent … Continue reading
Art Shakespearean
I have read quite a lot of Shakespeare thru my days and I recently purchased an almost complete set edited by Charles Knight. I didn’t actually buy them to read but I wanted to add the illustrations into my collection. … Continue reading
Art of Oxford
#Oxford is a beautiful city and has been depicted by many artists. Today’s artist is #GeorgeHuardel-Bly (1872-19?). A Frenchman by birth who loved to travel. He lived in Brighton, England for a time. I have several etchings by George … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged college, Magdallen College, Merton College, New College, Oxford, quad, tower
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Art Favourites
I purchased a few etchings this week, one of which is one of my wife’s favourite images. So we will begin with it. One of the best from #JFMillet. #TheGleaners (Les Glaneuses) was painted in 1857 and depicts several women … Continue reading
Art in Pairs
This week I picked up four pieces from two different artists – two per artist. Two fine etchings from a German artist. #JohannAdamKlein (1792-1875) painted a number of battle scenes which made him celebrated throughout Germany. Klein excelled as a … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Watercolour paintings
Tagged boats, chimney, coastline, cottage, horses, sluice
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Art From Ceylon
The country once known as #Ceylon is now since 1972 known as Sri Lanka. At the time that these four paintings were done the WWII was possibly just over. I would love to tell you about these paintings and whom … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged beach, Ceylon, island, mountains, Nuwara Eliya, palm trees, shore
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