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'Sutton Courtenay'~ Sir John Lavery, (1917)
The First World War is far removed from the sunny bliss of this little wharf on the Thames, only the costumes of the ladies remind the viewer that we are no longer at Grez.
David Cox, On the Thames, c. 1827-1829 https://t.co/J8SWOVcXhi #clevelandartmuseum #cmadrawings
Five years ago today I was sketching in London, another hot day, started down at the river Thames, one of my favourite views, drawing a skyline that is already different, ended with a nice evening at the pub with @roshabides and co. Damn I miss #London innit!
James Barry, The Thames, or the Triumph of Navigation, 1792 https://t.co/d1FSwUkWLI #tatemuseum #jamesbarry
David Cox, On the Thames, c. 1827-1829 https://t.co/J8SWOVcXhi #clevelandartmuseum #museumarchive
@IlluminatedRiv @ThamesEstPart @Thames_RvrsTrst I love walking along the Thames, and I also love how the Thames has inspired generations of artists. Here's Whistler, Ravilious and Horn: #WorldWaterDay
Looking for a great local walk this weekend? Check out The #Wandle Trail from #Morden to the #Thames, which includes @MordenHallPkNT, @mertonabbeymill, @deencityfarm & the soon-to-be @AFCWimbledon stadium. Details via @Londonist: https://t.co/szp4Fnm9o2
#Tooting #Wimbledon
Four years ago today I sketched in London, meeting with the London Urban Sketchers in a very crowded Trafalgar Square area, a busy but fun day (I started by sketching the River Thames, I love it there). Then in the evening, I met up with mates at the pub! More fun times.
The Thames (1876) by James Tissot (1836-1902). Hepworth Wakefield Art Gallery. The River Thames, London. #Victorian #MaritimeArt
On the Thames, a Heron, 1871 https://t.co/p9GSPZXt69 #realism #wikiart
‘... a boat of dirty and disreputable appearance, with two figures in it, floated on the Thames, between Southwark bridge which is of iron, and London Bridge which is of stone...’
What could say ‘London’ better than the river and its bridges?
#LondonHistoryDay #OurMutualFriend
English painter, born in Purley~on~Thames, Berkshire ~ studied at Byam Shaw School of Art and the Royal Academy Schools ~ began working in tempera in 1937 ~ “it combines clarity and definition with a certain feeling of remoteness “ ~
Eliot Hodgkin ~ 1905~1987
This very ‘interrupted’ of version of the Southbank Centre logo was made to provide limitless customisable pattern for use in identifying the artistic events held it the centre’s complex of venues on the South bank of the Thames, London.
On the River Thames, Bermondsey, south London, May 1827.
George Scharf directs the viewer’s attention along the narrow cobbled street and to an opening in the fence on the right. This offers a glimpse into a dockyard crowded with ships’ masts. https://t.co/mnNQ6d0LQJ
Sketch of North-West Cliff Brown's Island, Thames, Charles Heaphy, @NLNZ https://t.co/POKmShEwci #wikidata #digitalart #drawing (Palette: #WilliamKokoni) 🖌🎨
'River Thames, Chiswick' a lovely watercolor painting by @Sallykerinht. Thank you Sally for your contribution to #TAE20 #MyrtleBeach in support of @hcdsn at @whimdesigns
On the Thames, David Cox, c. 1827-1829 https://t.co/J8SWOVcXhi #cmaopenaccess #cmadrawings