Paintings, drawings and prints

Posted on Nov 21, 2010 in Museum's collection |

With the possible exception perhaps of Gainsborough, the artists who have worked in Bradford are mainly notable only for recording the local area. Bradford on Avon Museum has no paintings by Gainsborough, alas.

landscapes and townscapes by Elizabeth Tackle (1808-1877)
“Timbrell’s Yard” oil painting
Portrait of John Bailward, by a follower of Jean-Baptiste van Loo
Aquaprints by John Claude Nattes
Watercolour paintings by W.H. Allen

Click on the thumbnail pictures below to see a bigger view.

Newtown, by Curwen Fisher

View of Bradford in the 1850s

Woolley Festival

Bathford, lithograph by Elizabeth Tackle

The Hall, lithograph after Elizabeth Tackle drawing

Jeanne Walpole painting

The Hall, water colour by Elizabeth Tackle

Town Hall, oil painting by Sir Ambrose Elton

Town Hall, lithograph by William Millington

Holy Trinity Church, lithograph by William Millington

watercolour of Barton Orchard, Bradford on Avon

Town Bridge, from a drawing by Edward Walker 1943

Barton Farm Tithe Barn, from a drawing by Edward Walker 1943

Saxon Church, from a drawing by Edward Walker 1943

Druce's Hill, from a drawing by Edward Walker 1943

Druce's Hill House, from a drawing by Edward Walker 1943

Manor Farm, Winsley by Curwen Fisher 1935

Belcombe Court, by Curwen Fisher

St Margaret's Street, by Curwen Fisher

Bradford from Westwood Hill, lithograph by Elizabeth Tackle

Bradford, Lithograph by Elizabeth Tackle

Limpley Stoke valley, lithograph by Elizabeth Tackle

$View from Brown\'s Folly, lithograph by Elizabeth Tackle 1850s$

Kingston Mill, from a lithograph by Elizabeth Tackle

$The Duke\'s House (The Hall), engraving after Charles Richardson$

Site of the new Town Hall, from a drawing

$Hall\'s Almshouse, printed after a drawing by Edward Walker 1943$

Town Bridge, engraving after Samuel Prout 1809

Avoncliff Mill, Winsley, advertising engraving

Winsley Sanatorium, a drawing by Valerie Bowyer 1970s

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