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Tag Archives: dogs
Sir Edwin Landseer
Today, we look at an artist whose reputation as a painter of animals was and is unrivalled. #EdwinHenryLandseer (1802-1873) was and is best known for his paintings of horses, dogs, and stags. Landseer was also a sculptor and if you … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Mezzotint, Watercolour paintings
Tagged armour, bloodhound, dogs, Edwin Lanseer, falcon, helmet, horse
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Art of the Hunt2
When it comes to the painting of rural and country life #GeorgeMorland was one of Britains’ greatest. I acquired a stipple engraving and an etching both after Morland paintings. They both are concerning the pastime of hunting and I will … Continue reading
Art from a Folio
As with last weeks chapter the images in this chapter come from a folio created by a single artist, I believe. The artist has not signed his works and all the works are created after other famous artists paintings. Artists … Continue reading
Art On Shore
The etchings today are of the sea as viewed from the shore. A stormy sea, a shipwreck, low tide, and a calm coastal scene done by different artists. #TheMorningAftertheWreckofaDutchEastIndia-Man is this etchings full title. Etched by #JCousen after a painting … Continue reading
Art After
A newly added etching inspires this weeks chapter. When one copies an artist’s work, it could be called plagiarism if copied exactly but if one uses a different medium or is only influenced by the artist the art produced is … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged dogs, door, falcons, horse, horse whip, hound, reins, saddle
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Art Unrealized
Like architects and designers, artists at times develop and produce sketches and plans for works with which they vie against others to have produced or commissioned. The other day, I bought an artwork of a proposed rail station by the … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Lithographs
Tagged benefactors, college Brazen Nose, depot, dogs, founders, Gravesend, mutts, Oxford, pack, plan, rail station, railway
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