artist: henry holiday
date: newest image: 1876
medium: technique
dimensions: size
source: Assembled from older files by uploader in 2009, see also link
credit: Assembled from older files by uploader in 2009, see also link
description: [left]: henry holiday's depiction of the Baker's visit to his uncle (1876) in Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark (engraved by Joseph Swain). Outside of the window are some of the Baker's 42 boxes. (By the way: Later Alfred Parsons quoted from holiday's illustration: File:ComparePics.jpg)
[right top]: John Everett Millais: Christ in the House of His Parents (1850).
[right bottom]: Anonymous: Edward VI and the Pope, An Allegory of Reformation, mirrored view (16th century). henry VIII is on the right side (original: left). Iconoclasm depicted in the window. Under the window 2nd from left is Thomas Cranmer who wrote the 42 Articles in 1552. In her book The King's Bedpost: Reformation and Iconography in a Tudor Group Portrait (1994, p. 72), Margaret Aston compares the iconoclastic scene to prints depicting the destruction of the Tower of Babel (Philip Galle after Maarten van Heemskerck, 1567). And from her book I learned, that this is not a "window". It is an inset.license:Public domain
artist: henry holiday
date: 1883
medium: oil on canvas
dimensions: Size cm 140 199
current location: Institution:Walker Art Gallery
source: link
credit: link
license:Public domain
artist:
date: circa 1510
medium: parchment with ink and paint
dimensions: size cm height=9 width=6.2
current location: Acquired by henry Walters, after 1902
credit: Walters Art Museum: Home page
Info about artwork
description: The solemn yet harried preparation for a holiday feast is usually the image accompanying the December calendar in a Book of Hours. The image displayed here is a rare and delightful departure from convention. Through color the artist has beautifully captured the chill of a winter day, and he skillfully conveys the excitement of a snowball fight. All is not play, however, for in the distant background, work still goes on. But for a wonderful moment, the world is a playground.
license:Public domain
artist:
date: circa 1510
medium: parchment with ink and paint
dimensions: size cm height=9 width=6.2
current location: Acquired by henry Walters, after 1902
credit: Walters Art Museum: Home page
Info about artwork
description: The solemn yet harried preparation for a holiday feast is usually the image accompanying the December calendar in a Book of Hours. The image displayed here is a rare and delightful departure from convention. Through color the artist has beautifully captured the chill of a winter day, and he skillfully conveys the excitement of a snowball fight. All is not play, however, for in the distant background, work still goes on. But for a wonderful moment, the world is a playground.
license:Public domain
artist:
date: circa 1510
medium: parchment with ink and paint
dimensions: size cm height=9 width=6.2
current location: Acquired by henry Walters, after 1902
credit: Walters Art Museum: Home page
Info about artwork
description: The solemn yet harried preparation for a holiday feast is usually the image accompanying the December calendar in a Book of Hours. The image displayed here is a rare and delightful departure from convention. Through color the artist has beautifully captured the chill of a winter day, and he skillfully conveys the excitement of a snowball fight. All is not play, however, for in the distant background, work still goes on. But for a wonderful moment, the world is a playground.
license:Public domain
artist: henry holiday (1839 - 1927) (British) Born in London, England. Dead in London, England.Details of artist on Google Art Project
date: (1882 - 1884)
dimensions: w2032 x h2032 cm
current location: Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
credit: XAEGdUo8BUOPYQ at Google Cultural Institute maximum zoom level
license:Public domain
artist: unknown
description:
henry S. Wellcome and Mounteney Wellcome. holiday sports at The Mansion, Sunbridge Park, Kent. Summer 1913.
Archives & Manuscripts
Keywords: henry Solomon Wellcome
license:CC BY 4.0
artist: unknown
description:
Sir henry Wellcome (left) and J. Bazi, his guide and interpreter, during his journey through Central America. In 1878, the 25 year-old henry Wellcome set out on an expedition to explore the native Chinchona forests of Ecuador. The bark of Chinchona trees was the prime source of pure quinine, an extract used to treat malaria.
At the time Wellcome was working as a salesman for the well-known American pharmaceutical firm of McKesson & Robbins. Wellcome's account of his travels - published at length in pharmaceutical journals on both sides of the Atlantic - established his name amongst his trade peers.
The article paints a vivid picture of a young man with an inquiring mind and a taste for adventure.
Archives & Manuscripts
Keywords: henry Solomon Wellcome; Travel; Holidays; Travels; holiday; Transport
license:CC BY 4.0
artist: Simeon Solomon
date: Unknown date
medium: <!-- Technique 1=pencil and=ink adjand=brown adjand2=black --> pencil, brown and black ink
dimensions: Size cm 19 22
source: [link Bonhams, lot 15*, 19 November 2008, London, Knightsbridge]
credit: Bonhams, lot 15*, 19 November 2008, London, Knightsbridge
license:Public domain
artist: Charles Demuth
source: link
credit: link
license:Public domain