Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Getty Museum Announces Nearly 500 Donations to Photographs and Paintings Collections


[Abraham Solomon (British, 1824-1862), Not Guilty, 1859. Oil on canvas. Unframed: 63.5 X 88.9. 2008.79.2 Partial and Promised Gift of Barbara and Norman S. Namerow, The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles]

Richard Redgrave in his studio


Frederick Cayley Robinson - Call of the Sea


[also known as The Sailor's Departure]
1925
oil on canvas
A late painting by this accomplished artist.

Alfred William Strutt


[Good Sport]
oil on canvas
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1856 - 1924.
Animal, genre and portrait painter. Son and pupil of his father William Strutt (1826 - 1915) [his daughter Rosa S. painted animals and flowers]. Born in New Zealand but studied at the South Kensington School and exhibited at the RA from 1879 and elsewhere. Accompanied King Edward VII on a hunting trip to Scandanavia.

Tom Lloyd - Hold on Boy


1900
Watercolour heightened with Bodycolour

Henrietta Rae in her studio


(biography)

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Eleanor Fortescue Brickdale - Charity ...


["The Greatest of these is Charity"]
signed E F BRICKDALE l.l.
19 x 10.5"
Watercolour heightened with bodycolour
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I can't find this in colour, but it is too good not to feature. I did find two other works that I hadn't seen before whilst trying to find this:



[Love and his Counterfeits]
Christie's London: Friday, November 8, 1996
Pencil and Watercolor w/scratching out, laid down on canvas


[Rosamond]
Sotheby's London: Tuesday, June 8, 1999
Oil on Canvas

Edward Reginald Frampton - St Catherine


1902
oil on canvas
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Frampton's father was a maker of stained glass and his paintings usually religious in theme have some of the same qualities. He was influenced by Burne-Jones.

John Frederick Lewis photograph


My friend Enzie on her lovely Orientalist Gallery blog often features work by this significant artist
1805 - 1876.
Lewis was a painter in oils and watercolours of animals, Spanish and Eastern subjects. He travelled a great deal and spent 11 years in R%ome and 10 years in Cairo.
Though yhis albumen print seems to have been taken in London he still assumed the dress. In those days he was one of those Englishmen who had gone 'native' as Kipling and others described.