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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote in passing about eccentric Edwardian artist Harry B. Neilson (pictured right) – the man who painted those charming watercolours of foxes dressed as huntsmen riding foxhounds. As far as I was concerned, the artist was something of an unknown.
I said I intended to learn more about him and […]

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Learning about antiques and fine art continues to fascinate me and I feel like I’m on a never-ending journey. Two things happened this week to set me off in a new direction. Both involve the work of local artists.
First, I heard I talk by a museum and art gallery curator about the life and work […]

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By Christopher Proudlove©
One day, I’ll write about the fortunes of a forgotten artist who will suddenly be rediscovered and lauded by art historians far cleverer than I’ll ever be. I’m not holding my breath!
Longstanding readers will know how keen I am. In these pages I’ve […]

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Español | Deutsche | Français | Italiano | Portuguêsby Christopher Proudlove©
At risk of sounding repetitive, regular readers of this column know how keen I am to learn more about the work of forgotten local artists and craftsmen.
With readers’ help, we have already uncovered stacks of information aboutLiverpool’s Herdman family whose watercolours documented the development of […]

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by Christopher Proudlove©
Regular readers of this column - and they are spread far wider than I ever imagined - will know how keen I am to learn more about the work of forgotten artists and craftsmen.
Sometimes, like Liverpool’s Herdman family of watercolourists, (the subject of Chapter […]

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