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Category Archives: Etching
Malcolm Osborne engraver
#MalcolmOsborne was born in 1880 at Frome, Somerset. At the age of 20, he moved to Streatham, London with his brother. From 1901 to 1906, he studied under artist and print maker Frank Short at the Royal College of Art. … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged books, glasses, library, London, portrait, professor, St Martin in the Field
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Lucas van Leyden, master artist
I bought a couple of engravings this past week. They are both biblical scenes and created by the same artist. If they are by the original artist and not later copies by another engraver they are a couple of the … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged Abraham, angels, baptism, Christ, engraving, ink, Jordan River, Lucas van Leyden, paper
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Alfred R. Blundell and Cavendish Morton
Today, we travel eastward from my home into the shire of Norfolk and experience the unique landscape through an etching by #AlfredRBlundell. Breckland Pines – etching by Alfred R Blundell Alfred Blundell (1883-1968) was an all-round artist – dabbling in … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Watercolour paintings
Tagged Market Cross, Mildenhall, pines, St Mary's Church, track
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Pieter van den Keere engraver
It is not often I come across pieces which are extremely old but this past week I did. They are a set of six small maps of Scotland with their written description on the back. Nowadays they are known as … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Printing, Writing/Books
Tagged atlas, map, Pieter van den Keere, Scotland
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Portraits of Eminent Painters
Every once in a while, I come across a book that I think is special. Today , we look at a book published in 1739. Although the book is not in great shape. It is intact. It contains the an … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Writing/Books
Tagged artists, book, engravings, painters, paper, portraits
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Russian and Eastern European Art
As I have stated before, I often buy pieces because I like them. That should be a main reason for anyone buying art. This being said, we will look at a number of pieces from #Russia and Eastern Europe. I … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Etching, Watercolour paintings
Tagged Atlantis, cow, farmstead, Hermitage Museum, hills, Moscow, sheep, shepherd, snow, St Basil Cathedral
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Sir Hubert Von Herkomer artist
Today, we visit an artist who was a successful portrait painter but is known for his early works picturing the life of the poor. #HubertvonHerkomer (1849-1914) was born into a poor family in Waal, Bavaria. His father was a very … Continue reading
William Lionel Wylie artist
Today, we look at British artist #WilliamLionelWylie (1851-1931). He was a painter of maritime scenes and considered the ‘most distinguished marine artist of his day’. His works are held in the many of the major galleries and museums in this … Continue reading
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Tagged coast, engraving, Fort Blockhouse, maritime, paper, sail boats, shore, The Solent, WL Wylie
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Laurie & Whittle Publishers II
We continue our views of #vued’optique published by #Laurie&WhittlePublishers. We look at 6 different city prospects. We start in France and of course with Paris.We see a scene of the river Seine as it divides to bypass the Ile de … Continue reading
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Tagged Amsterdam, Bombay, City, Laurie & Whittle, Naples, Oporto, Paris, river, Versailles, vue d'optique
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