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Chinese Painting
I have a number of Chinese paintings in my collection and love the techniques used. The utter simplicity with which the artist creates. Chinese landscape painting is considered the epitome of Chinese painting styles. It is associated with a refined … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged birds, boats, chinese, hanging scroll, ink, mountains, river, watercolour
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Myles Birket Foster
Today, we return to an artist whom we have previously visited but in regards to a couple of new pieces in my collection and also a change of technique from last time. #MylesBirketFoster (1825-1899) was a popular English illustrator, watercolourist, … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged boats, cliff, harbour, low tide, sailor, shore, Whitby
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Marine etching
As I have have been collecting , I have come across some superb etchings. It is true that I think the art of etching/engraving is under-valued by the art world and general public. There are, of course, those few like … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged boats, Dordrecht, Egide Francois Leemans, etching, harbour, marine, seamen, ships
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Art Unsigned
I often come across pieces that are not signed but are still of good artistic value. Today a chapter of few words but of an artistic worth of which the paintings may speak for themselves. They all come from the … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged autumn, Bayard's Cove, boats, copse, cottage, Dartmouth harbour, fir trees, harbour, mountain, mule, path, picket fence, river, St Petrox Church
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Art Prior
There is a twist in the title, of course, for today I wish to introduce you to etcher #ThomasAbielPrior. He lived from 1809 to 1886 which means he worked with and for many of Britain’s greatest artists. Always a talented … Continue reading
Art Classique
I went to an auction this past week hoping I might find something of interest and managed to come away with a print. The print comes from centuries past. It and one other are today’s focus – both of which … Continue reading
Art of Egypt
I find pieces of art which span the globe in their origin. These pieces are not always done by artist who are native to or even reside in those distant lands. More often they are by artists who have travelled … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged Arab, boats, camels, dock, dune, Luxor, palm trees, sand, shore
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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 Biblical Illustration
Most of the Bibles produced today are text only. Of course the font and print used is chosen to ease reading but only a few versions are illustrated. In years past many versions were illustrated by famous artists and etchers. … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged boats, Corinth, desert, Ghizeh, Holy Land, JMW Turner, Nineveh, port, pyramid, Rachel's Tomb, Ramah, Sinai
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Forgotten Art
I have had in my possession for many years a print, so many years that I do not remember how or where I acquired this print. I know that the print shows the meeting of the Leprozengracht canal and the … Continue reading
Posted in Modern prints, Watercolour paintings
Tagged Amsterdam, boats, bridge, canal, chimney, copse, farmstead, hills, Houtgracht, lane, Leprozengracht, stone fence, tower, Wales
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