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Category Archives: Watercolour paintings
Cyril Edward Deakins artist
Most will not recognise the artist of today’s chapter for to me he is a local man. #CyrilEdwardDeakins (1916-2002) was an artist who worked in many mediums – oils, tempera, watercolours, wood-engraving and etching. His technique was sound and his … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam and Eve, Cyril Edward Deakins, Dutch gable, Norwich, paper, pub, red brick, watercolour
Thomas Bush Hardy artist
We visit an artist known as a marine artist. #ThomasBushHardy (1842-1897) was born in Sheffiel, England. Amazingly, he was mostly self taught and even so he is regarded as one of the finest marine water-colourist. The watercolour in my collection … Continue reading
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Tagged Beaugency, bridge, church, France, Loire River, paper, Thomas Bush Hardy, tower, watercolour
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David Cox the Elder
The Today, we visit an English landscape painter known for being one of the most important members of the ‘Birmingham School‘. We visit #DavidCox the Elder (1783-1859). Cox studied in Birmingham and started his working career painting miniatures. From there he progressed to painting backdrop scenes for theatres. This brought him to London, where he […]
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Tagged David Cox the Elder, Eton College, landscape, Martigny, paper, trees, watercolour
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Chinese Snuff Bottle
I thowught we might return to China and look at something which was made to carry snuff or powdered tobacco. Snuff was considered as a remedy for common illnesses such as colds, flu, headaches and even stomach upset (smoking tobacco … Continue reading
Posted in Ceramics/Pottery, Watercolour paintings
Tagged birds, chinese, glass, hut, inside painting, snuff bottle, spoonr, stopper, tobacco, tourmaline
Art walls
After six years of collecting, I have acquired a good number of artworks. This has come to mean that I have run out of wall space to display them. Over time, I have leant towards hanging originals rather than prints. … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Etching, Mezzotint, Oil Paintings, Watercolour paintings
Tagged art walls, gallery walls, landscapes, picture walls, portraits, women
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Misssed Places
When my wife and I holiday, we tend to work out and plan what we might like to see and do. Our itinerary is not solid but is flexible on the chance that we encounter something we might like to … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged Burgie Tower, castle, Forres, Morayshire, Scotland, stone wall, tower, tree, turret, well
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C. H. Parry art
A small watercolour portrait was added to my collection this past week. On the recto, we see a beautiful young lady wearing a large hat – no signature, no date, no clues as to who this young woman was or … Continue reading
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Alfred Sharpe painter
Although #AlfredSharpe was born in Tranmere, Cheshire, England he became one of New Zealand’s most important artists. His father, a well to do Liverpool merchant, was an art lover and collector. Alfred studied at the Birkenhead School of Art. A … Continue reading
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Tagged Alfred Sharpe, forest, hills, inlet, Milford Sound, mountains, New Zealand, trees
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George Owen Wynne Apperley artist
We consider an artist who broke with family tradition and followed his own road. #GeorgeOwenWynneApperley was born into a wealthy aristocratic Welsh military family in 1884. Family tradition destined him for military service. He was educated at Eagle House, Sandhurst … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, desert, donkey, George Owen Wynne Apperley, Morocco, road, sky, Tangier
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