Where do artists stand when they do these paintings? (On a bridge, perhaps, or waist-deep in water.)
Tom Who Was Rachel by J.M. Whitfeld illustrated in colour by N. Tenison 1911 Ned was standing on a rock in the middle of the creek.French Architect Designer and painter Charles VilleneuvePaul Cezanne River In The Plain 1868Ferdinand Richardt – View of the MississippiArthur Streeton’s 1895 the Hawkesbury River in New South Wales, looking towards the Blue Mountains ‘The purple noon’s transparent might’1919 The Backwater, Paul Nash, UKLouis Aston Knight – Summer Afternoon, NormandyKonstantin Yakovlevich Kryzhitsky (1858-1911) Winter landscape, 1907Walter Farndon (USA, 1876-1964) Safe HarborHenri Le Sidaner (French, 1862-1939) Canal With White House, Harfleur, 1915Henri Le Sidaner (1862-1939) The canal in spring, 1912Henri Eugene Augustin Le Sidaner (1862 – 1939) The Canal, Snow, 1901LADY FILMY FERN or The Voyage of the Window Box (early 1930s and 1980) Edward BawdenHarris Burdick by Chris Van AllsburgWalter Emerson, Baum, Prelude To SpringMax Clarenbach (1880 – 1952) Winter an der ErftC.F. Tunnicliffe for What To Look For In Autumn (Ladybird) kingfisherRiver with Pollard Willows by Joséphine Bowes, oil on canvas, c. 1860L’Allée d’Eau (Alley of Water), Charles-Victor Guilloux, watercolour, 1892L’Allée d’eau (Alley of Water), Charles Victor Guilloux, oil on canvas, 1895Chiang Yee (1903 – 1977) The Silent Traveller In Dublin 1953
