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Tag Archives: watercolour
Robert Hills O. W. S.
#RobertHills (1769 – 1844) is not a name which most people will recognise for being influential in the British painting scene. Hills was an English painter and etcher, working mostly as a watercolourist and etcher with the odd venture into … Continue reading
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Tagged blouse, dress, portrait, Robert Hills, watercolour
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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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