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Tag Archives: barn
Anton Mauve painter
#AntonMauve (1838-1888) was born in Zaandam, The Netherlands. He was a realist painter best known for his works depicting peasants working in the fields beside their animals. His father was a Mennonite Chaplin and shortly after Anton’s birth the family … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anton Mauve, barn, cattle, farmer, fence, gate, grass, sheep, shepherd, trees
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Rudolf Haybrook artist
Today’s artist is better known for his WWII paintings some of which are in the #ImperialWarMuseum. #RudolfHaybrook (1898-1965) was a portrait and figure painted. He also designed sets for theatres. Haybrook was born in London, studied in Brighton and served … Continue reading →
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Oil Paintings
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Tagged barn, bench forest, door, impressionism, landscape, path, trees, windows
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William Henry Hunt watercolourist
It’s been a while since my last post, so I thought we would start with a newly acquired piece. #WilliamHenryHunt (1790-1864) was a key figure in the nineteenth century English watercolour world. His works were readily collected in his lifetime … Continue reading →
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Tagged barn, barrel, dog, door, kennel, log, thatch
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James Rouse Jr porcelain artist
Artistry ran in this artist’s family. James’ father was a painter for Royal Crown Derby and is the only artist to work in all three of its’ factories – Nottingham Road, King Street, and Osmaston Road. Senior was a versatile … Continue reading →
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Tagged barn, calf, cat, cows, James Rouse Jr, milkmaid, Mintons, porcelain plate
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Art of the Forgotten
As I collect art, I find myself wondering how some fine artists just disappear from public knowledge. They may be found in galleries but they are not well known. How does one compete with Turner or Constable? Today a few … Continue reading →
Posted in Oil Paintings, Watercolour paintings
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Tagged barn, bridge, cottage, cotton mill, factory, field, forest, hillside, lake, mountains, path, river waterfall, road, Scotland, Wales
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Art of Home
Having moved across the ocean from the place where I was born has not always been easy. I do not regret having done so, for I and my family have been greatly blessed but there are things I miss – … Continue reading →
Posted in Oil Paintings, Watercolour paintings
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Tagged barn, field, horse, lane, plough, rail fence, wagon
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Art of Locality
Living where I do has allowed me to travel but I also like to visit places which might not be considered far away. The following pieces of art which I have chosen are by local artists. We begin … Continue reading →
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Tagged barn, doorway, farm workers, stores, street corner, windows
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