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Tag Archives: flowers
Edith Granger-Taylor artist
I will preface this chapter by saying that I can not definitively tie the two works to the artist. #EdithGranger-Taylor hailed from Grassington, Yorkshire, and her artistic talent was recognised from an early age. As her studies progressed, her studies … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings
Tagged book, chair, curtain, flowers, sill, table, urn, window, window panes
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Clare Newbolt artist
#ClareNewbolt was born in London in 1956. Her studies were carried out at the Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts. She continued her studies with a year in Italy, followed by two years in the USA. Clare is an educator … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches
Tagged bonnet, flowers, grandmother, letter, seated lady, table, vase, window
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Myles Birket Foster revisited
In this chapter, we visit with an artist that I have written about previously. We do so, as I have acquired another piece by the artist. #MylesBirketFoster (1825-1899) was a British artist who worked as a watercoloyrist, engraver, and illustrator. … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged baby, cat, child, cottage, ewer, flowers, garden, girl, milk, mother caps, pet, saucer, vines
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Henry Scott Tuke artist
We travel to Cornwall to visit with artist #HenryScottTuke (1858-1929). Tuke was primarily an impressionist painter, both in oil and watercolour, as well as a photographer. He is best known for his paintings of nude boys and young men but … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged basket, flowers, Henry Scott Tuke, paper, Ribbons, watercolour
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh – The Walberswick Florals
#CharlesRennieMackintosh (1868-1928) is world renowned as an artist and architect. His greatest architectural masterpiece was the Glasgow School of Art. After his success working for # Honeyman&Kepple, he attempted to set up a practice of his own. The failure of … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged flowers, Rennie Mackintosh, still-life, vase
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Robin Anderson artist
Lately, we have been celebrating women artists and women in all fields of work and life . Today, I would like to take you to Kenya to see one of the countries (if not the African continent) premier women artist … Continue reading
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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Roy Calne artist
To most people , the artist #RoyCalne is an unknown entity. They might know him better as a surgeon working in nearby Cambridge. Roy Calne was Professor of Surgery at Cambridge University. His pioneering work was in the use of … Continue reading
Qianlong Ch’ien-Lung
I recently came across, what I think are two very fine #Chinese vases. They are not very large, standing only 5 5/8″ (142mm) and 2 1/8″ (54mm) in diameter. Often, I see pieces which are, for me, poorly painted – … Continue reading
Posted in Ceramics/Pottery
Tagged ceramics, ch'ien long, flowers, horses, porcelain, qianlong, shrubs, trees
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Emmanuel Mane-Katz
An artist who loved more than one country. #EmmanuelMane-Katz was born in the Ukraine. He use to say his real home was Paris (He became a French citizen) but his spiritual home was Israel where he is buried. His Jewish … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings
Tagged Emmanuel Mane-Katz, ewer, flowers, goblet, Hasidic, jug, oil painting, shtetl, still-life
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