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Sell on Etsy Register Sign in Basket Jewellery & Clothing & Home & Wedding & Toys & Art & Craft Supplies & Vintage Accessories Shoes Living Party Entertainment Collectibles Tools Take full advantage of our site features by enabling JavaScript. Learn more supaprintsplus (3) Wall Art Dog Print Secret Feeding £5.54 VAT included (where applicable) Free delivery to United Kingdom Quantity 1 Add to basket Item details Handmade Materials Vet wall art, Wall Art, A4 Dog Print… more Dimensions Height: 297 Millimetres; Width: 20 0 Millimetres Dog wall art from illustration by Cecil Aldin. Ideal gift. Cecil Charles Aldin (28th April 1870 - 6th January 1935) was a British Artist and Reviews (3) illustrator best known for his paintings and sketches of animals, sports and rural Yifei Shea 08 Jun, 2019 life. Great quality, everything is as described and arrived quickly. It comes printed on A4 size 255grm Top quality glossy paper ready for mounting (matting) and framing. Kliban Cat Original Vintage Cat Print.June02. Cats Cradle! Ori… Important: It is possible that the colours may vary slightly from the sample photo Mary Jamieson 25 Apr, 2019 as each computer monitor/display will probably be set up diôerently. Arrived quickly and great print. Will definitely buy from here again! The aspect ratio will be retained so as not to distort the original drawing. Alice in Wonderland by Arthur Rackham 13 of 13 GET 10% OFF your order TODAY by signing up for our newsletter here: [http://eepurl.com/dmC70b] (just copy Cathryn Cessford 02 Jul, 2018 and paste URL into your browser address bar). Cecil Aldin 1870 - 1935 Posted 1st class so I received it very quick! High quality print on lovely Bornglossy in Sloughpaper. I purchased in April this 1870 as it looks Aldin striking had similar been to educated my own fur at Delivery & returns Eastbournebaby who I sadlyCollege lost two or weeks university ago. I’m soand happy Solihull with it and Grammar will Get it fast! Ready for dispatch in 1–2 College.definitely Cecil be ordering Aldin's again dad, from a this builder, seller in hadthe future! been Thank a keen you business days. amateur artist, so Cecil started out drawing when he was From United Kingdom very young. He studied art work at the studio room of Free delivery to United Kingdom Albert Joseph Moore in Kensington but, unsatisfied with the coaching methods, Aldin left after a month to study canine Returns and exchanges accepted anatomy in the National Art Training School in South Exceptions may apply. Kensington. Following this he went to a summer university View shop policies run by the animal painter and tutor, William Frank Calderon at Midhurst, Sussex. When Aldin developed rheumatic fever he left, but not long after that, he successfully sold his first Meet supaprintsplus drawing, which was published in the Building News of 12 September 1890. This was subsequently followed by a dog Keith Wheeler show picture purchased by The Graphic in 1891. That Poole, England enabled him to rent a studio room in Chelsea and in 1892 he begun a long connection working along with the Illustrated London News. Message Seller Chihuahua Pup in Teacup A4 Print During his time at Chelsea he'd frequently sketch at the the London Zoological Gardens. In addition to this he also did some work with Cadbury's advertising and marketing department. Also in 1894 Aldin was commissioned as part of the Pall Mall Spending plan to Photos from reviews illustrate the serialisation of stories from Rudyard Kipling's The Second Jungle Book. Cathryn Cessford added a photo of their purchase supaprintsplus (3) View all 172 items Poole, England 19 Sales On Etsy since 2014 Print of Cecil Aldin Dra… Print of Cecil Aldin Dra… Wall Art Dog Print by C… Cecil Aldin Dog Print … Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… £4.20 FREE UK delivery £4.20 FREE UK delivery £4.20 FREE UK delivery £4.20 FREE UK delivery £5.54 FREE UK delivery You may also like With the invitation from the excellent genre painter, Walter Dendy Sadler Aldin remained at Chiddingstone where he became good friends with Phil May, John Hassall and Lance Thackeray and alongside them, Dudley Hardy and Tom Browne, set up the London Sketch Golf club. The labour and birth of his son and daughter encouraged some nursery drawings which regarding his large sets in the Fallowfield Hunt, Bluemarket Races, Harefield Harriers and Cottesbrook Hunt designs brought him substantial popularity, which was increased by his now increasing book and magazine commisions. 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Aldin relocated to Henley as his fascination with hunting horses and pets grew and in 1910 he was elected as Master in the South Berkshire Hunt in addition to being connected with other local packs. He lived in the Abbots, Sulhamstead Abbots from 1913 to 1914 and became church warden at St Mary's chapel. Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… supaprintsplus supaprintsplus supaprintsplus supaprintsplus supaprintsplus £5.54 FREE UK delivery £5.54 FREE UK delivery £5.54 FREE UK delivery £5.54 FREE UK delivery £5.54 FREE UK delivery Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… Cecil Aldin Dog Print "… supaprintsplus supaprintsplus supaprintsplus supaprintsplus supaprintsplus £5.54 FREE UK delivery £5.54 FREE UK delivery £5.54 FREE UK delivery £5.54 FREE UK delivery £5.54 FREE UK delivery In the outbreak of the First World War Aldin had been the sole Master associated with the South Berkshire Foxhounds and became a RemountShop more Purchasing similar items Officer in charge of an Army Remount Depot. Some other artists, including Lionel Edwards, Alfred Munnings G. Deb. Armour and Cedric Morris, also worked in Remount Depots during the war. Because of the high demand for horses Aldins' own mounts were some of the first to be given up to the Army. Aldin created a number of ExploreRemount more Depots options around Berkshire including, an experimental one run exclusively by women as there were no longer sufficient males available for the job. A number of Ladies' Army Remount DepotsArt & Collectibles were establishedPrints asCecil the Aldin experimentDog print was myjudged dog tocanine be a printsuccess.A4 Thisdigital leddog printAldin being brought to the attention of the Women's Function Sub-Committee of the freshly formed Imperial ListedWar on Memorial 09 Jul, 2019 Onewho, favourite in February 1919, asked to purchase a new pair of his wartime paintings.Report this item to Etsy “Women Employed throughout the Remount Depot”, “The Kennels, Pangbourne”, were duly purchased but Aldin had been unwilling to release the second of the works requested. The original painting of “A Land Girl Ploughing”, which was an authentic portrayal of a lone Land Woman guiding two large horses, had been created on old, re-used canvas applied over left-over scene paint and in Aldin's view, was not suitable for a nationwide collection. He agreed in order to replicate the paintingGet using fresh Etsybetter trends quality and unique materials gift ideas and delivered a member right to of your the inbox. Women's Land Army was brought to his studio in Pangbourne to model the part of the plough girl, plus to ensure all the particulars from the uniform were appropriate. The painting is deemedSubscribe to be among the most well-known images of the activities of the Women's Land Military services from World War One. Aldin lost his son, Dudley at Vimy Ridge in 1917, which affected him significantly for several years and had a profound impact on his type of work. When the war was over Aldin a great deal of time organising horse and dog shows, mainly in Exmoor, where he followed the Devon and Somerset Staghounds. He still loved to paint, most often large equestrian portraits and he also completed numerous magazine and book illustrations. Shop Sell About Help During the 1920s he added more prints of hunting scenes to create a series of "The Hunting Gift Countries"cards as well as concentratingSell on Etsy on his ever popularEtsy, Inc. studies of both his Helpown Centre and visiting dogs. EtsyHe blog also published a shortTeams series of his fully illustratedPolicies books in 1923, Old Manor Houses and Old Inns. A series of prints depicting Old Inns, Old Manor Houses and Cathedrals was also created. Forums Investors Hoping the warmer climate would ease his arthritis Aldin retired to live in the BalearicDownload the Islands Etsy App in 1930. He lived in PalmaAuiliates and a few other placesCareers on Mallorca, while continuing to paint and sketch, producing some of his best work, includingPress illustrations for “The Bunch Book” (1932), about Bunch, a Sealyham Terrier by James Douglas.Impact Whilst travelling back to England for a visit in January 1935 he suffered a heart attack whilst still at sea.
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    Keys Fine Art Auctioneers Palmers Lane Aylsham Pictures & Prints Norwich NR11 6JA United Kingdom Started 06 Feb 2015 10:30 GMT Lot Description 1 AFTER PINTURICCHIO, CHROMOLITHOGRAPH, "Betrothal of Frederick III", 24 x 17"; together with one similar (2) AFTER F WHEATLEY, PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY HAND COLOURED STIPPLE ENGRAVINGS, "The Woodman's Return" AND "The 2 Itinerant Potters", 21 x 17" (2) WILLIAM FRANK CALDERON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAVURE (PUB BY LAWRENCE & 3 BULLEN LTD) "Coursing" 8 x 12 1/2" TOGETHER WITH EDMUND CALDWELL, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAVURE (PUB BY LAWRENCE & BULLEN LTD) 10 x 15" (2) AFTER W L ORCHARDSON, BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAVURE (SUPPLEMENT TO "Holly Leaves", The Christmas Number of 4 "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News - December 1910") "The Surrender of Napoleon to Great Britain" 16 x 24"; together with two further prints of napoleonic interest (3) AFTER A A GLENDENNING, PAIR OF HAND COLOURED PHOTOGRAVURES, (PUBLISHED BY HILDESHEIMER & CO, 1894) 5 "Belaugh on the Bure" and "On the River Bure" 12 x 19" (2) AFTER T WEAVER, ENGRAVED BY W WARD, 19TH CENTURY BLACK AND WHITE MEZZOTINT, "Portrait of Thomas William Coke 6 Esq and his South Down Sheep", 20 1/2 x 28" AFTER WILLIAM FREDERICK AUSTIN, HAND COLOURED LITHOGRAPH (PUB BY GEORGE STEWARDSON 1868) "Fakenham 7 Marketplace, Norfolk" 11 x 17" 8 AFTER R CATON WOODVILLE, CHROMOLITHOGRAPH (PUB 1898) "Fuentes Onoro, May 5 1811" 16 1/2 x 27 1/2 ins 9 FLORENCE PRELEUR-POULAIN, SIGNED, AND DATED 98, MIXED MEDIA,
  • The History of British Cartoons and Caricature Transcript

    The History of British Cartoons and Caricature Transcript

    The History of British Cartoons and Caricature Transcript Date: Monday, 4 October 2010 - 12:00AM Location: Museum of London Gresham Lecture, 4 October 2010 The History of British Cartoons and Caricature Lord Baker of Dorking First, I should congratulate you on coming today, in spite of the tube strike. It is a wonderful example of British grit and determination, and congratulations in beating Mr Bob Crow! Of course, the alternative that you did have available to you was to stay at home and watch the Conservative Party Conference on television. I think, on the whole, you have chosen wisely! Caricature is not an English word. The first time it was used in England was in 1748. It comes from the Italian “caricatura” and there is also a French verb, “carcare”. Those verbs mean to load, to burden, and to exaggerate. There were a few drawings made at the end of the 17th Century in Italy of grotesque figures, exaggerated caricatures, but it did not develop as an art form there at all. There is virtually nothing in 18th Century Italian art that could be described as caricature. It sort of fizzled out. Nor did it get established in France. Indeed, the Kings of France were quite clear that they did not like to be caricatured. One engraver, who depicted Louis XIV, the Sun King, in a disparaging way, was torn apart by four horses. That is a practice, which on the whole, discourages the dedication to a profession. Caricature started in Britain in the 1720s. Graphic satire is the only art form our country has created.