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Tag Archives: street
Ferdinand Jean Luigini artist
We visit a French Impressionist painter known for his many landscapes, marine views and city scenes. #FerdinandJeanLuigini (1870-1943) was born in Orleans, France. His father was a renowned composer of ballets and operas. His sister was a concert harpist and … Continue reading
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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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
The Art of Victor Noble Rainbird
Today, we visit a northern artist by name of #VictorNobleRainbird (1888-1936). He was born in North Shields in the U.K. His early education was at Armstrong College – now Newcastle University. His studies were highlighted by several awards. He further … Continue reading
Rothenburg Etching
As I slowly collect pieces, I find that my appreciation for etching an ever growing thing. This week I acquired six etchings by the same artist. The etchings are signed but I have yet to decipher the signature. The only … Continue reading
Art of ‘The Shambles’
‘#TheShambles’ or ‘Shambles’ is an old street in York although it can refer to the maze of twisting, narrow lanes which make York so charming. It contains over-hanging timber-framed buildings some from the 14th century. In some places it is … Continue reading
Posted in Etching
Tagged cobble stones, pavements, street, the Shambles, wood-framed shops, York, York Minster
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Art Flowing from Life
I purchased an oil painting not too long ago which was painted in 1919. This is of course shortly after WW1 had ended. It portrays a market scene somewhere in Europe. In the background, we see people shopping at the … Continue reading
Posted in Etching, Oil Paintings
Tagged cabbages, cathedral, factory, farmers market, gas lamp, market, pedestrians, pumpkin, stalls, street, street sellers, windmill
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Art of Towers
As I travel visiting the beautiful sites of this country, one is always drawn to the great historical and religious buildings which one finds all across this nation. #York is one of those beautiful cities. Filled with history both sacred … Continue reading
Art around the Globe
This week has brought me into contact with a couple of pieces of art which come from locations which are on my list of places to visit. I begin in the wonderful city of St Petersburg at one of the … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings, Watercolour paintings
Tagged Atlantes, Hermitage Museum, Peru, plinth, poncho, snow, sombrero, St. Isaac's cathyedral, St. Petersburg, street, water jugs
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An Artists Eye
It continues to cause me wonder as to how an artist sees. I live in a beautiful part of the country (to some a little flat). I have seen beautiful things. But how does one move from seeing to actually … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Paintings
Tagged chimneys, Dartmeet, Dartmoor, forest, hill, house, intersection, river, river bank, row houses, street
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