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| Herding Sheep in a Winter Landscape at Sunset Joseph Farquharson 1846 ~ 1935 Born in Edinburgh Scotland |
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| When the West With Evening Glows 1901 Joseph Farquharson |
Images from Wikiart.org
I've posted landscapes of Farquaharson's in the past.
His realism paintings capture winter's warmth beautifully.
I'm not at all familiar with him. His paintings are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteJeanie,
ReplyDeleteHe does soothing very well in his landscapes.
Farquharson's paintings are very much of his time and part of the Scottish scene. I like them very much.
ReplyDeleteGraham,
ReplyDeleteFarquhanson is a great artist. I think he deserves more recognition in the general art world. Instead, we see a lot of old European masters as if they are the only ones worth noting.
I was also not familiar with the artist Joseph Farquharson or any of his paintings. Thank you for sharing these images on your blog and also for the link which I followed to learn more about his art and career. The sunset colors are amazingly beautiful and the attention to details even more so.
ReplyDeleteBeatrice,
ReplyDeleteWikiart.org has a good search feature to find artists. That's how I found Farquhanson.
It is funny when I do see art I am always drawn to the winter scenes.
ReplyDeleteCathy
Such wonderful winter scenes, full of light, yet the coldness of snow comes through, too. Magic.
ReplyDeleteCathy, Same here, I also gravitate towards sunrises and autumn. Winter, at one time, was the majority of my art.
ReplyDeleteLorrie,
ReplyDeleteThey are magical winter scenes.
He has other paintings with similar light.
He made the snow look positively toasty! Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteArtist is awesome ~ lovely paintings of winter ~ hugs,
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
i am not familiar with this artist!! his work is nothing short of gorgeous...i adore these colors!!
ReplyDeleteLisa,
ReplyDeleteThat is true, the snow does have a warmth about it. lol
Carol,
ReplyDeleteIt is refreshing to find different artists to like. Hugs!
Debbie,
ReplyDeleteFarquhanson's use of color is what draws me to his artwork.
Wow - those images are stunning! How I would love to be able to recreate those wonderful skies in fabric.
ReplyDeleteThese art pieces are beautiful. They look like the "dream" setting on my computer when I download photos.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Maryanne,
ReplyDeleteIf anyone can recreate like those paintings in a quilt, then it for sure is you. Your skill is astonishing.
Sheri,
ReplyDeleteA dream setting sounds neat. His paintings do have that quality.
These are lovely paintings.
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