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Category Archives: Aquatint
Modern Prints
I thought today, we would visit two artists. Printmakers. One sadly not with us any more but the second still plying their trade. We will begin with #TomMackenzie (1947-2018). A Scottish artist who lived and worked in #Portree on the … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint, Etching, Lino/woodcuts, Modern prints
Tagged bills, birds, feathers, Loch Cluanie, mountain, Scotland, shore, smew, snow
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Ferdinand Jean Luigini artist
We visit a French Impressionist painter known for his many landscapes, marine views and city scenes. #FerdinandJeanLuigini (1870-1943) was born in Orleans, France. His father was a renowned composer of ballets and operas. His sister was a concert harpist and … Continue reading
Frits Thaulow artist
A visit to an artist who should be far better known. He was an artist who walked the line between Impressionism and Realism. #FritsThualow (1847-1906) was a Norwegian painter known for his beautiful landscapes. As a young man he was … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint
Tagged cottages, Dieppe, France, Frits Thaulow, river, snowy bank, trees, winter
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Thomas Malton (the younger) engraver
Today, I came across a set of four engravings by #ThomasMalton (1748-1804). Designated ‘the younger’ to distinguish him from his father, also Thomas Malton. ‘The younger’ was born in London. His father was a noted architectural draughtsman and author on … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint
Tagged chapel, Henry VII, nave, sacristy, transept, Westminster Abbey
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Thomas McLean Publisher
Every once in a while, I come across a set of items which are related somehow. The set of 6 prints which I acquired the other day were published by #ThomasMcLean (1788-1875). McLean was a London based printseller and … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint, Etching
Tagged art exhibition, caricature, dancing, horse, kelpy, midwife, political cartoon, satire, squire
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From Insurance to India
Two prints which I bought along with the drawings of the two previous chapters are this weeks focus. One is certainly art but the other might be a surprise. Let’s begin with the unexpected. I guess this is recommended for … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint, Etching, Lithographs
Tagged cherub, farmer, Ganges River, Haridwar, harvest, India, London Life Association, policy, reaping, sowing
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German Art
Just been to Berlin for a long weekend and enjoyed the Kupferstichkabinett (Print Gallery) special display called ‘Gone to the Dogs’. A collection of their prints and drawings which include canines in the image. Durer, Rembrandt, Nicholson to name a few. Covering … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint, Etching, Lithographs
Tagged coronet, crown, fishing boat, harbour, headdresses, masts, mitre, rigging, Swinemunde, The Cyclopedia
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Frederick Varley Art
I picked up a couple of pieces this week which were created because an artist found a niche in the market and needed money. This allowed him to survive and eventually move to Canada where he continued and expanded his … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint, Watercolour paintings
Tagged Arab, camel, caricature, desert, India, ruins
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Art of the Hunt2
When it comes to the painting of rural and country life #GeorgeMorland was one of Britains’ greatest. I acquired a stipple engraving and an etching both after Morland paintings. They both are concerning the pastime of hunting and I will … Continue reading
Art from a Folio
As with last weeks chapter the images in this chapter come from a folio created by a single artist, I believe. The artist has not signed his works and all the works are created after other famous artists paintings. Artists … Continue reading