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North Tyne, 1774 (Watercolour and pencil)
7290973 North Tyne, 1774 (Watercolour and pencil) by Beilby, William (1740-1819); 10.5x16 cm; Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums; (add.info.: William Beilby (1740- 1819) North Tyne, 1774 Watercolour and pencil Height 10.5 x Width 16 cm TWCMS : M741
The North Tyne River starts near Hexham and feeds into the River Tyne. In this painting, two gentlemen anglers in tailcoats are fishing on the North Tyne. On the right a low cargo boat known as a keel is being poled across the river by two men. This is one of a group of drawings William Beilby made not long before he moved from the North East to London in about 1779. Beilby was a Newcastle decorator of expensive glassware, and a drawing teacher.); Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums
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North Tyne, 1774 - A Serene Snapshot of English Countryside
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. This print captures the essence of rural England in the 18th century. Painted by William Beilby, a renowned artist and glassware decorator from Newcastle, this watercolour and pencil artwork showcases the picturesque North Tyne River. In this idyllic scene, two gentlemen anglers can be seen engrossed in their fishing endeavors along the riverbank. Dressed in elegant tailcoats, they epitomize the leisurely pursuits enjoyed by the upper class during this era. Meanwhile, on the right side of the painting, two men are diligently poling a low cargo boat known as a keel across the tranquil waters. The surrounding landscape is nothing short of bucolic beauty. A windmill stands tall against an expansive sky while a distant mill hints at human habitation nearby. The vibrant colors and delicate brushstrokes bring to life every detail of this enchanting countryside setting. Beilby's skillful illustration transports viewers back to a time when nature was cherished and simple pleasures were savored. This artwork serves as both an exquisite piece of artistry and a historical document that offers insight into daily life in 18th-century England. Displayed proudly by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums, this print invites us to appreciate not only Beilby's talent but also our connection to nature and simpler times gone by.
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