A pair of paintings by Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg in the Windermere Jetty Museum: “Belle Isle, Windermere, in a Calm” (1786) and same “in a Storm” (1785). De Loutherbourg had visited the Lakes in 1783, but these wild exaggerations were designed to delight a London audience

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From Elves and Fairies (1916), illustrated by reprinted in Women Illustrators of the

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Custom design for Louthracite on Deviantart, I may start doing commisions for these :0

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Just about to head to for the National Monuments Service talk about and the other archaeological discoveries on the floodplain of the Boyne near last summer. Looking forward to it!

https://t.co/lU3XP7tZOt

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1316: Edward Bruce, Earl of Carrick (younger brother of Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland) crowned himself king of Ireland near Dundalk, Co Louth. Had invaded Ireland the previous year. Stayed another 2 1/2 yrs but killed Oct 1318 at Battle of Faughart (near where crowned).

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Philip James De Loutherbourg
An Avalanche in the Alps
1803

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The most prominent among them were:
- Harald Handraada (service 1034-43),
- Bolli Bolasson (1013-30)
- “Akolouthos” Michael (1037-64) and
- Harry ”The Inglinos" (1268-1288)

Info: Ilias Anagnostakis (FB)

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Philip James de Loutherbourg died 1812. The 1st painting may have many interpretations, but it does indeed depict the ruins of Tintern Abbey.

Visitor to a Moonlit Churchyard
The Vision of the White Horse
An Avalanche in the Alps
Landscape in the Lake District

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YCH for Louther!

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Philip James de Loutherbourg's 'The Vision of the White Horse' (1798), as used by RIPPIKOULU.

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Philip James de Loutherbourg. 93/∞

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Chepstow Castle, Philip James de Loutherbourg, https://t.co/LS9OKeV6ZM (Palette: 🖌🎨

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Say hello to Summer with these juicy slices by Louise Thompson. "I only discoverved my inner artist in 2014 whilst convalescing, I now love art and enjoy creating colourful minimalist still life pieces using soft pastels or oil." Open Studio
e: louthompson.com

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I continue to share my references for Forest of Liars. Here Philippe-Jacques de Loutherbourg and his amazing sense of composition (1740 – 1812) :

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Philip James de Loutherbourg died 1812. The first painting—one of my favorites—depicts the ruins of Tintern Abbey.

Visitor to a Moonlit Churchyard
The Vision of the White Horse
An Avalanche in the Alps
Château de Chillon

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Two of the world’s leading composers to feature at https://t.co/MBGC6hduLW Tickets: https://t.co/uDnJzBkFQA

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