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Category Archives: Etching
Art On Shore
The etchings today are of the sea as viewed from the shore. A stormy sea, a shipwreck, low tide, and a calm coastal scene done by different artists. #TheMorningAftertheWreckofaDutchEastIndia-Man is this etchings full title. Etched by #JCousen after a painting … Continue reading
Art Aged
I often buy pieces which are not perfect. They have been damaged in some way. They may have age spots or imperfections in the paper or water stains. To others they are lessened but I try to look past the … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint, Etching
Tagged field, fox, horses, hounds, hunting, Montmartre, moulin, Moulin de la Galette, Paris, Rue Lepic, windmill
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Art in Collaboration
This weeks chapter follows on from the previous in that it regards an image painted by #LouiseElizabethVigeeLeBrun. The painting is entitled #L’InnonenceSeRefugiantDanLesBrasDeLaJustice or ‘Innocence Taking Refuge In The Arms Of Justice’. It was painted in 1779. It can be seen … Continue reading
Ladies of Printing
I am heading to Cambridge to see the exhibition #CarolineWatson (1760-1814) and Female Printmaking in Late Georgian England’. She is regarded as ‘the first British professional woman engraver’. Born in London she studied under her father, James Watson, an Irish … Continue reading
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
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 of Richard Doyle
In my eclectic collection, I have several books which might be considered art. They are mostly ‘old’ and one of my favourites must be Richard Doyle’s (1824-1883) #InFairyland,aSeriesofPicturesfromtheElfWorld. ‘In Fairyland’ is most certainly Doyle’s masterpiece. The book has been described … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Lino/woodcuts, Modern prints
Tagged butterfly, elves, faeries, parade, snail, spider, toad stool
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