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Church of the Holy Name, 1893-94 (w/c gouache on paper)
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Church of the Holy Name, 1893-94 (w/c gouache on paper)
6342646 Church of the Holy Name, 1893-94 (w/c
gouache on paper) by Tidmarsh, Henry Edward (1855-1939); 44x32.6 cm; Manchester Art Gallery, UK; (add.info.: A street scene. On the left is a row of buildings, One looks like a square tower. On the left is a horse pulling an omnibus. People are on the pavements and crossing the road.
on the back tl "Church of the Holy Name"
brc "No 5"
on the front signed by the artist brc "H.E.T."
brc on the mount "The Church of the Holy"
Purchase, 1894); © Manchester Art Gallery ; Manchester Art Gallery
Media ID 32133920
© Manchester Art Gallery Manchester Art Gallery / Bridgeman Images
19 19th Xix Xixth Nineteenth Century E Tidmarsh Henry Edward Tidmarsh Historical Buildings Historical Place Manchester Tidmarsh Tidmarsh Henry Edward 1855 1939
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This print titled "Church of the Holy Name, 1893-94" by Henry Edward Tidmarsh takes us back to a bustling street scene in late 19th century Manchester. The artwork, created with watercolor and gouache on paper, measures 44x32.6 cm and is housed in the prestigious Manchester Art Gallery. The composition showcases a row of buildings on the left side, one of which resembles a square tower that adds architectural charm to the setting. A horse-drawn omnibus can be seen on the right, with its majestic presence evoking nostalgia for a bygone era of transportation. Meanwhile, pedestrians populate both sides of the road - some leisurely strolling along pavements while others daringly cross amidst the lively atmosphere. On closer inspection, we notice intriguing details inscribed on different parts of this artwork. On the back is an inscription that simply reads "Church of the Holy Name" hinting at its subject matter. Additionally, there is another marking stating "No 5". On the front bottom right corner appears an artist's signature - "H. E. T". Finally, we find yet another inscription on the mount saying "The Church of Holy". Through this masterful depiction capturing daily life and historical architecture simultaneously, Tidmarsh transports us to Victorian England where we can almost hear echoes from centuries past. This exceptional piece was acquired by Manchester Art Gallery in 1894 and remains an invaluable part of their collection today.
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