An Old Painting of a Ship
C.
firewall to upload and maintain) I figured out my resident web space,
and how to use it with Front Page.
I thought I would post a study of an oil painting I neglected because of
an error in interpretation. When I first viewed it, I tossed it off as a
paint by numbers because of its limited palette and common nautical
scene. I had the chance to review it recently, and discovered it was not
a paint by numbers. In fact, I think it is a nicely done nautical
painting.
The study is here http://publish.shaw.ca/cjbeach/ and all comments are
welcome in this forum. I believe it to be English, late Victorian. The
carved wood frame is nicely fit with m / t joints, and there is no gesso
on it. The painting was backed by an English newspaper (all monetary
references made in pounds) however not enough survives to accurately
date it. There is a mention of the year 1864, however not enough of the
context remains to use the date.
(N.B the first photo in the study did not show on my browser, and I am
too dim to know why, however the others represent the object well.)
Thank you for any interest!
C.
Marshall Schuon
<mcki...@nowherenet.org> wrote:
>In rec.antiques "C." <jcal...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>>After trouble with the free websites (they force me to disable my
>>firewall to upload and maintain) I figured out my resident web space,
>>and how to use it with Front Page.
>>
>
>Front Page?????
>
>Front Page like ALL M$ products is fundamentally broken.
>
>
>You link times-out at this end.
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And here too.
M.
C.
organization. I can't believe with my television channels, I pay those
assholes 109.00 a month for this crap. Everything about them is useless.
Time, I think, to throw in this cable crap and get a decent high speed
DSL account.
I'll keep trying. Its a nice painting, I think you'd like it.
C.
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