httpsLucy Grossmith

 

"In Jeopardy" by Arthur Hacker (1902).

 

Spitalfields

 

Under the Railway Arch, Lambeth by Douglas Percy Bliss 1931 Oil on Canvas

 

Sir Herbert James Gunn Lady Helen Roger

 

Sir Herbert James Gunn Contemplation

 

Sir Herbert James Gunn

 

Sir Herbert James Gunn, R.A. (1893-1964) Pauline in the Yellow dress

 

Pauline Waiting, 1939 Sir James Gunn RA (1893 - 1964)

 

The Dictionary of British Artists, 1880-1940 J. Johnson

 

New self-portrait, 2021 David Hockney

 

David Hockney

 

Leon Underwood (1890-1975) — The Matchbox (oil on board, 1930)

 

Helena and Hermia, 1901 Edward John Poynter

 

Last Summer Things Were Greener by John Byam Liston Shaw.

his moving portrayal of grief shows the artist's sister Margaret Glencairn mourning her cousin George who was killed in the Boer War.

 

Rossetti

 

Portrait Head of Jane Morris Harvard Art Museums

 

May Morris was born on 25 March 1862 at Red House, Bexleyheath, Kent.

 

Edward Burne-Jones and William Morris...

 

David Hill (Scottish, 1802-1870) and Robert Adamson (Scottish, 1821-1848) The Gowan [Margaret and Mary Cavendish] c. 1843-1844 Photograph, salted paper print from a paper negative

 

David Hill (Scottish, 1802-1870) and Robert Adamson (Scottish, 1821-1848) Five Newhaven fisherwomen c. 1844 Photograph, salted paper print from a paper negative

 

Calvert Jones (Welsh, December 4, 1804 – November 7, 1877) The Fruit Sellers c. 1843 Photograph, salted paper print from a paper negative

 

Design for Trellis wallpaper, 1862

 

Red House in Bexleyheath; it is now owned by The National Trust

 

Portrait of William Morris, aged 53

 

Pot, Hans Coper, oxidised stoneware, 1972. Photo: Stokes Photo Ltd / Crafts Council Collection

 

John Everett Millais, A Baron Numbering his Vassals, 1850

 

Annie Miller, 1877 Rossetti

 

The Open Door before May 1844 William Henry Fox Talbot British

 

Fanny Cornforth

 

Kirsty StonellWalker

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#otd in 1909, #PreRaphaelite model, pub landlady, art gallery owner, nurse, friend, and woman who got blamed for everything, Fanny Cornforth died in Graylingwell Asylum. My biography of her extraordinary life is out in May

Barrage Balloons outside a British Port, Eric Ravilious, 1940

 

t appears to depict Sheerness in Kent in the early years of WW2. The original artwork is in the collection of

@LeedsArtGallery

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'Disturbance of the peace" by contemporary UK artist Dee Nickerson

 

Castle Hill on the Sussex Downs', Julian Bell, oil on canvas,

 

Julian Bell and Roger Fry Playing Chess, c.1930s - Bell, Vanessa

 

Evelyn de Morgan, The Crown of Glory (1896)

 

Marina Elphick, contemporary UK batik artist

 

John Atkinson Grimshaw @artistgrimshaw · Roundhay Lake, Leeds

 

Gennaro, A Venetian Nobleman, George Frederic Watts,

 

'Wrap Thy Form' by Hannah Frank (1908–2008)

 

William Turner @artistturner · Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, 1796

 

'Cool Blues' by Vicky Oldfield, contemporary UK printmaker

 

Under the Old Malthouse, Hambledon, Surrey by Helen Allingham

 

The River Severn at Shrewsbury, Shropshire, 1770 by Paul Sandby

 

 Paul Sandby RA (1731 – 7 November 1809) was an English map-maker turned landscape painter in watercolours, who, along with his older brother Thomas, became one of the founding members of the Royal Academy in 1768.

Chalk Cliffs near Swanage', Philip Leslie Moffat Ward

 

watercolour on paper, 1931.

Russell-Cotes

 

The Coat of Many Colours by Louis Ginnett, 1926

 

Brighton useum

John Everett Millais Pomona, 1882

 

John Everett Millais, The Hidden Treasure, 1864

 

Walter Steggles' painting of a calm and deserted summer's day in Aldeburgh