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1860 - 1930. Known for: Watercolor painting of forests and pastoral scenes.
Frederick Hines was an English artist best known for his academic watercolor paintings of forests and pastoral scenes. Replete with historical figures, animals, and sparse rural architecture, Hines’... Read full biography
Frederick Hines was an English artist best known for his academic watercolor paintings of forests and pastoral scenes. Replete with historical figures, animals, and sparse rural architecture, Hines’ paintings are intricate and tranquil. Born circa 1852 in England, Hines took up residency in both... Read full biography
Frederick Hines was an English artist best known for his academic watercolor paintings of forests and pastoral scenes. Replete with historical figures, animals, and sparse rural architecture, Hines’ paintings are intricate and tranquil. Born circa 1852 in England, Hines took up residency in both Essex and London, gaining membership in the Royal Academy, where he exhibited frequently throughout his life. Notably, Hines illustrated books and accoutrement, including a copy of Goldsmith's The... Read full biography
Frederick Hines was an English artist best known for his academic watercolor paintings of forests and pastoral scenes. Replete with historical figures, animals, and sparse rural architecture, Hines’ paintings are intricate and tranquil. Born circa 1852 in England, Hines took up residency in both Essex and London, gaining membership in the Royal Academy, where he exhibited frequently throughout his life. Notably, Hines illustrated books and accoutrement, including a copy of Goldsmith's The Deserted Village, and various late 16th century Christmas cards. Hines died circa 1930. Source:. artnet, Web, March 2019
Frederick Hines was an English artist best known for his academic watercolor paintings of forests and pastoral scenes. Replete with historical figures, animals, and sparse rural architecture, Hines’ paintings are intricate and tranquil. Born circa 1852 in England, Hines took up residency in both Essex and London, gaining membership in the Royal Academy, where he exhibited frequently throughout his life. Notably, Hines illustrated books and accoutrement, including a copy of Goldsmith's The Deserted Village, and various late 16th century Christmas cards. Hines died circa 1930. Source:. artnet, Web, March 2019