Daniel Ridgway Knight (1839 – 1924)
Posted by M.R.N. on December 3, 2012
Beneath The Apple Tree
La Petite Jardinière
Hailing The Ferry
Maria And Madeleine On The Terrace
On The Terrace At Rolleboise
Women Washing Clothes By A Stream
Apple Blossoms In Normandy
By The Riverside
Julia Among The Roses
Maria On The Terrace
The Pet Dove
Gathering Lilacs
In The Garden
Maria On The Terrace, Rolleboise
Martha, A Days Sport
Dolce Far Niente
Peasant Girls In Flower Garden
The Conversation
Coming Home From Market
The Flower Girl
A July Morning
The Laundress
The Village Seamstress
Gathering Apple Blossoms
Country Women Fishing On A Summer Afternoon
A Conversation
The Honeymoon Breakfast
Resting Harvesters
Seated Girl With Flowers
Waiting
to be continued…
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Henryk Fantazos said
Every painting,apart from all else is an attempt at answering the indelible question-what is painting for?Sometimes it illustrates some historical pivot,sometimes it is an alluring embodiment of desire and at other times it provides harmonious companion to a couch below.D.R. Knight understood role of painting as a visit to lush countryside,an experience he had no doubt we would all welcome with pleasure.And he was right.