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Isaac Taylor engraver
I recently added a book published in 1809 to my collection. To be fair, the book is in rough shape. The front and rear covers are separated from the spine, the pages are aged and discoloured, but within these pages … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Lino/woodcuts
Tagged angels, Christ, cross, Crucifixion, donkey, Holy Family, Lazarus, lions, Satan, snake
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Two Oddities
I picked up two items recently, which are outside of my usual pervue. They are both created by artists from very different fields. The first we will look at is a hand carved #decoy of a wood pigeon from the … Continue reading
Posted in Ceramics/Pottery, Sculpture
Tagged beak, Braunton, cobalt, decoy, pigeon, vase
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Two Landscapes
Today, we look at two landscapes, one oil and one watercolour. The oil is a view overlooking the parklands at Hassobury, Farnham, Bishop Stortford. Hassobury is a Victorian Gothic mansion, originally built for the Gosling family, was sold and converted … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings, Watercolour paintings
Tagged clouds, dirt road, farmer, fence, fields, Hassobury, homestead, horses, plough, seagulls, sheep, trees
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Charles Edward Hannaford artist
Some weeks back, I visited a charity shop. They at times expose frames and pictures to ghd dldmdnts due to their lack of sale value. I looked thru these pieces and did not find any that I might purchase. One … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged highlands, loch, mountains, Pass of Glencoe, road, rocks, Scotland
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Isabella Hedley, part two
We return to Isabella Hedley and her drawings. Once again, we see quite a competent artist producing good quality works. A number of these drawings come from the drawing course, which was published by SamuelProut. We also see two drawings … Continue reading
Isabella Hedley artist
A few weeks back, I came across a set of drawings by artist #IsabellaHedley. The drawings we look at this week were created in 1836. We will look at another set next chapter, which were drawn in 1837. I have … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches
Tagged buildings, church, cottage, graphite, harbour, houses, mill, people, rural scenes
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The Beauty of Drawings II
It is always a joy to come across drawings, especially when created by talented artists. The drawing we consider in this chapter is by an unknown artist. After studying it, I have come to the conclusion that it was created … Continue reading
Walter Graham Grieve artist
This week, I came across a set of three drawings, set together in one frame. Done by the same artist as illustrations to a children’s book. I do not know if the book was ever published. The artist is #WalterGrahamGrieve … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged buildings, cap, children, clogs, Fairy tale, Hamelin, pied piper, rats, street, town, townsmen
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Morris Meredith Williams artist
This week, saw me acquire a painting more for the image it displayed than the artist who had created it. To be honest, his was a name I did not recognise. The image is a classic image and one of … Continue reading