GRI007 The Lady of Shalott, 1875
John Atkinson Grimshaw
Born Leeds, England, 1836, Grimshaw was a clerk for the Great Northern Railway when he started to study painting. A prolific artist, he became noted for works lit by moonlight or lamplight. From 1867 he painted fairy pictures such as ‘Spirit of the Night’, abundant with detail and lurid chromatic effects. Like Degas, he enjoyed an early use of photographs for reference and analysis. He mainly worked for private patrons and his popularity led to his work being copied and faked. Died Leeds, England, 1893.
HIR019 The Blooming City during the Tanabata Festival
Utagawa Hiroashige
Hulley, Tim – Mayfield Valley (Original)
Tim Hulley
Please note that this is an original work of art, in oils, on a 76 x 56 cm board, framed in black wood with a white border.
King, Geoff – Silver Birch and Bluebells (Original)
Geoff King
Please note that this is an original work of art, in acrylics, on a 23 x 45.5 cm box canvas, framed in a large white box frame.
