Hugh Newell (1830 – 1915)
Posted by M.R.N. on June 1, 2012
An American Sportsman
Seated Girl Reading
The Blacksmith Shop
An African-American Gentleman
Woman Sewing
Two Farm Girls With A Baby Bird
A Grey Mare And Foal
Haystacks In Field
A Rest From The Fields – Mother Nursing Her Infant
The Little Scarecrow
Farmyard Scene With Boy And Geese
Forest Stream
Dam Along The Forest Stream
Fighting For Attention
Young Woman With A White Horse
Boy And His Dog
Landscape, Morning – Willimantic, Dew Creek, Ohio,
The Artist And His Subject
Young Boy With Dog
Summer Pastoral – The Pond
Maryland Countryside
Woman Sewing In The Kitchen
Basket Of Grapes
Girl With A Nosegay – Georgiana Nichols
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vincenzo said
It seems to me that this painter was a good interpreter of the nineteenth century realism. Good picture of the hunter resting after a long hunt, standing next to the dog and killed prey. He does not seem very pleased with what has already been obtained. He rests, but at the same time observing the surrounding environment, perhaps hoping to add other prey.
I personally am against hunting, but I think good painting of Nevell. I definitely seem beautiful landscapes and still life with fruit basket. But I also seem interesting scenes with subjects in natural portraits, especially “Two Girls With A Baby Bird Farm” and “Mother Nursing Her Infant”.
vincenzo said
Correction:
It’s no good “standing.” I was talking about the hunter to rest, beside the dog and killed prey. Google Translate it well enough, though occasionally assigns the wrong words, that distort thinking. I’ll be a little more careful, and especially re-read before you post. I apologize again.