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Tag Archives: horse
The Castle Inn or Five Bells, Chiddingstone, Kent
I recently was able to associate an oil painting in my collection to a location. The painting is unsigned and undated but bears an artist dealer stamp on the verso. It is stamped Winsor & Newton, 38 Rathbone Place, London … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings
Tagged breeches, Chiddingstone, dress, Five Bells, horse, inn, Kent, leaded glass, maid, oil on panel, reins, The Castle Inn, top hat
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Henry Alken artist
Today a visit with an English artist who was known for his sporting and coaching scenes. #HenryThomasAlken (1785-1851) was a painter and engraver. In fact, we could talk about a number of the Alken family who were artists. His father … Continue reading
Posted in Drawings and Sketches, Watercolour paintings
Tagged drawing, fence, field, graphite, Henry Alken, horse, hounds, hunting, saddle, steeple
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May Marshall Brown artist
We travel to Scotland, to visit the home of artist #MayMarshallBrown (nee Brown Robertson). She was born in 1887, the daughter of an Edinburgh wine merchant (William Robertson). Her artistic talents were the focus of her education. She studied at … Continue reading
Dean Wolstenholme, the Elder, painter
Because I collect in the manner I do, I find items which are considered valueless. Often times they are damaged and imperfect and in need of love and attention. Such is the case with today’s artwork. I picked up this … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings
Tagged congregation, countryside, funeral, gravestones, horse, hounds, hunting, Lord Forrester, mourners, oil painting, paper, Shropshire, Tom Moody, Willey Park Church
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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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Chinese Porcelain
I certainly am not knowledgable enough in the area of Chinese porcelain and it is not something that I regularly collect but every once in a while I come across a piece that catches my eye. Such is the case … Continue reading
Posted in Ceramics/Pottery, Uncategorized
Tagged blue and white, Chinese porcelain, dragon, for dogs, horse
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Salvador Dali Surrealist
When we think of modern day artists, certainly, #SalvadorDali (1904 – 1989) is a name that comes to mind. Dali was born in Figueres, Catalonia, SpaIn. A talented draftsman, Dali is best known for his imaginatively striking and even bizarre … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Lino/woodcuts
Tagged black devil, Cervantes, Dante, Don Quixote, hell, horse, lance, Virgil
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Thomas McLean Publisher
Every once in a while, I come across a set of items which are related somehow. The set of 6 prints which I acquired the other day were published by #ThomasMcLean (1788-1875). McLean was a London based printseller and … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint, Etching
Tagged art exhibition, caricature, dancing, horse, kelpy, midwife, political cartoon, satire, squire
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The Brumby
This story travels 100 years into the future from last weeks watercolour and is about a book which connects not only this country but one down under. ‘The Brumby’ is the title of a book written by #MaryElwynPatchett. A brumby … Continue reading
Art Equine
Horses are beautiful creatures. Sleek and powerful. Portrayed by artists using most artistic media. The first piece in this chapter is a lithograph by #JulesLaurens (1825-1901). It is after a painting by #RosaBonheur (1822-1899). A stunning portrayal of a stallion … Continue reading