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Tag Archives: church
A Life Too Short
The artist we consider, today, might rightly be called both English and French. #RichardParkesBonington was born near Nottingham in a town called Arnold. He worked watercolours and oils and was a very fine illustrator. He learned his watercolour technique from … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches
Tagged angels, arches, church, congregation, crooks, people
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Artist Ben Ripper
We are going down the road to nearby Swaffham in Norfolk to visit with artist #BenRipper. Swaffham was made famous in the Stephen Fry television series ‘Kingdom’. Ben was a local character. Ben was, of course, artist, as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches
Tagged church, Market Cross, Norfolk, Swaffham, tower, town, trees
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One name, two artists
Once in a while one comes across artists with the same name. Earlier, I have blogged about JMW Turner as well as J Turner (Turner of Oxford) so today I want to look at the artists known as #JohnWard. We … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged arches, boats, Bristol, church, opera, seamen, ships, St Mary's Radcliffe
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Croxton Kerrial Church
I came across a painting of ‘St Botolph and St John the Baptist’, Croxton Kerrial, Leicestershire, this past week. It is done by an artist for whom I can find no information. The label on the verso states that it … Continue reading
Eugene Louis Gabriel Isabey artist
‘Wäscher am Fluss’ watercolour by/after Eugene Isabey @ 1830’s Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged boats, bridge, canal, church, houses, river, washing
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Walter Henry Sweet artist
Today we travel to the southwest of the country -Devonshire- to visit an artist who specialised in working in watercolour. A man who painted harbour scenes, cottage scenes and moorland. #WalterHenrySweet (1889-1943) was a prolific and popular artist at the … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged church, church tower, cottages, flowers, gardens, mother and child, slate roof, thatch roof, trees
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Art with Inscription
This past week, I added what I thought was a nice ‘Italianate scene’ watercolour to my collection. On the back is an inscription. Now writing on artworks or books does not necessarily make them more valuable (usually less). The writing … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged as cults, child, church, Gwatkin, lake, sailboat, shore, spire
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Items of Interest
I often find myself adding things to my collection not for any monetary reasons but for glimpses into the past. Today, we look at two watercolours for such a reason. We will begin with a landscape which displays a copse … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged Cambridge, children, church, copse, field, hills, spire, street
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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
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged Beaugency, bridge, church, France, Loire River, paper, Thomas Bush Hardy, tower, watercolour
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St. Etienne du Mont
If you have visited Paris, you might have gone to #StEtienneduMont. It is a Catholic Church located near the Pantheon. It is considered as one of the most beautiful churches in Paris. It is known for it’s curved access from … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged church, high altar, nave, Paris, pillars, St Etienne, worshippers
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