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Tag Archives: still-life
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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Some Canadiana
Having moved across the pond, some 25 years ago, I am always pleasantly surprised when I come across a piece of Canadian art as was the case today. To be true it is not a stunning work but just a … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings
Tagged Canada, leaves, Montreal, oil painting, roses, Royal Gallery, still-life, tulips, vase
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Basil Ede, an artist twice over
I came across an oil painting this past week which was suspicious until I read up on the artist. I recognised the artist’s name but the painting which I was looking at was something way out of the ordinary for … Continue reading
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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Raphael Tuck & Sons
For those who recognise the company name #RaphaelTuck&Sons, one would expect this chapter to be about postcards. But it’s not. Surprise. Tuck & Sons was one of the most innovative companies of it’s era. Founded by husband and wife team, … Continue reading
Posted in Watercolour paintings
Tagged competition, english oak, irises, Raphael Tuck & Sons, stamp, still-life, watercolour
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Art Modern
When I look at art today as in the past, I realize that my idea of what is art has not necessarily changed, what has changed is how I look at art and also my appreciation of the talent in … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings
Tagged books, bouquet, flowers, fruit, fruit bowl, lamp, lamp shade, still-life, table cloth, vase
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