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Walter Shirlaw (1838 – 1909)

Posted by M.R.N. on July 1, 2012


Water Lilies

Among The Old Poets

Musical Appeal

The Burgomaster

A Sonnet – Woman Reading

Spanish Lady

Mother And Daughter

Toning The Bell

Bell Foundry, Germany

Jewish Gentleman

Rufina

Little Street Musicians

The German Lovers

The Inn, Germany

Westward

Cape Ann Dunes

Little Shepherd

Wheat Fields, Vermont

Lake Superior

Woman In A Landscape

Easter Greetings

In Church

Feeding The Pidgeons

Five Silver Dollars – Electricity Presenting Light To The World

 

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One Response to “Walter Shirlaw (1838 – 1909)”

  1. vincenzo said

    July 2, 2012 at 6:33 am

    This is a decent artist, quite versatile, because he was a good painter, a talented illustrator and engraver. Of course, given the warm season, I prefer the painting of bathers “Water Lilies”, but I find very interesting the interior of the foundry of bells, the moments of reading and landscapes of rural life.

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