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Category Archives: American artists
George Bellows, his wife and children
George Bellow’s depiction of his wife sitting at the piano entitled Emma at the Piano was completed in 1914. It is a beautiful portrayal of his wife, dressed in a rich blue coloured coat which along with the dark background … Continue reading
Frederic Edwin Church, Part 2
For those of you who have just landed on this page I suggest you go back to my previous blog which looks at Frederic Church’s early life and talks a little about his exhibition at the National Gallery, London which … Continue reading
Frederic Edwin Church, Part 1
Last weekend I spent a two day break in London attending the christening of my grandson and pottering around a couple of galleries visiting their current exhibitions. I had tickets for the Boccacio exhibition at the National Gallery and whilst … Continue reading
Lighthouses and Buildings, Portland Head, Cape Elizabeth, Maine by Edward Hopper
The Lighthouse by Becky Jennings The mighty lighthouse stands secure, Undaunted by the restless sea; Ravaged by the changing tides And buffeted by winds blown free. Yet, it sheds its beacon straight and true, Unfaltering in the bleakest night, Guiding … Continue reading
July Fourth by Grandma Moses
Grandma Moses – Part 3 This is my third and final instalment of the life and times of Grandma Moses, the great American Folk artist. If you have just landed on this page I suggest, before reading this blog, you … Continue reading
Bringing in the Maple Sugar by Grandma Moses
Grandma Moses – Part 2 This is the second part of my story about Grandma Moses and if you have just alighted on this page, you should go back to my last blog in which I looked at her early life. … Continue reading
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The Old Hoosick Bridge by Grandma Moses
For the last few blogs I have been looking at the lives of artists who were taken from us at a very young age, and in very sad circumstances. I looked at the lives and works of the French artist … Continue reading
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Maga’s Daughter by Andrew Wyeth
Today I am returning to an artist I first featured almost twenty months ago. The artist in question is Andrew Wyeth and in My Daily Art Display of January 3rd 2011 I looked at his famous work entitled Christina’s World. … Continue reading
Portrait of Maud Cook by Thomas Eakins
As promised in my last blog, today I will complete the life story of the great American artist Thomas Eakins and look at another of his paintings, this time a portrait. If you have just landed on this page maybe … Continue reading