Art & Antiques Archive - Page 5

This charming double portrait shows Laurense and Anna, the two daughters of Lawrence and Pauline Alma-Tadema. Laurense, the older of the two, was b...

This drawing relates to Alma-Tadema's The Pyrrhic Dance (Guildhall Art Gallery, London), which was one of his first Royal Academy exhibits in 1869,...

Criticized by the Bishop of Carlisle as 'mischievous', The Sculptor’s Model was painted as a gift for Tadema’s pupil, the Hon. Sir John Collier...

This drawing closely approximates the left arm of the nude female figure in the Roman bath painting A Favourite Custom (1909, Swanson 422, Laing Ar...

Edward Ambrose studied at the Royal Academy Schools in 1845, before travelling to Paris, Rome and Louvain. He returned to London in 1851, the year ...

Giovanni Battista Amendola originally came from Episcopio, Sarno, but studied in Naples at the Istituto di Belle Arti, under Tito Angelini and Tomm...

The artist belongs to the water goanna totem. The painting shows two water goannas and in front of them a circular symbol representing the sacred ...

An Exquisite Set of Six Silver Gilt Multi-Coloured Enamelled Coffee Spoons by the Renowned Norwegian Silver and Jewellery Maker David-Andersen. Mar...

Sybil Andrews was the most prominent and prolific member of a group of artists, influenced and taught by Claude Flight, who are now recognised as b...

Sybil Andrews was born in Bury St Edmunds in 1898. She studied art during the First World War and in 1922 she left for London and enrolled at the ...

Stick barometer with thermometer by Henry Andrews, Royston, circa 1800-1830; mahoany case with a moulded and strung edge; broken pediment