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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableEdward Frederick Brewtnall was a British painter and illustrator of the 19th century. He mainly used watercolours. He became famous for his depictions of British society, landscapes and as an illustrator for various renowned London newspapers. He studied painting at the Lambeth School of Art in London. As a typical Londoner of that time, he only travelled a little in England, but never stayed away from his birthplace for long.
Brewtnall loved to capture British society with oil or watercolours. ...and in doing so, he depicted all strata of society. The special thing about him was that he remained an eternal child and could never hear enough of fairy tales, sagas and stories. He could not tell or write well. Therefore he tried to show his fascination for this kind of entertainment in his works. Many of his pictures bear the name of a fairy tale (Cindarella, Little Red Riding Hood, etc.). His childlike disposition can also be seen, for example, in the title of the picture (Watch out, teacher, it's about to bite you). It depicts a teacher who visits a farm with her schoolchildren and wants to stroke the goats.
In those days, artists and craftsmen had to belong to a professional association (guild) or similar. Otherwise it was almost impossible to get good orders. One of his painter colleagues, William Henry James Boot, who had also studied painting, for example, had difficulty getting into an art society. And this, even though Boot was a master of detail and landscape painting. Boot was fortunate to be able to make up for this shortcoming through his work on the British royal family and the Crown Lands. So he had plenty of work to do. Another of her contemporaries, the Italian Marieschi, was less fortunate. Although he had good commissions, he died very young and not as wealthy as his British colleagues. Brewtnall was particularly striking for the wit and mischievousness in his work. Everybody likes to laugh and that had an effect. Brewtnall exhibited at the Royal Academy, the Society of British Arts, the Grosvenor Gallery and the Royal Watercolour Society. Both Boot and Brewtnall were members of the Royal Watercolour Society.
Brewtnall was, however, appointed a member of the Royal Society of British Arts and the Royal Institute of Oil Painters. To be appointed to these two societies was a great honour. His particular talent for making painting look funny meant that he received regular commissions from the largest and most influential British newspapers, such as The Graphic, Pall Mall Magazine, The Quiver and the English Illustrated Magazine. His great advantage was above all that he was also allowed to illustrate newspapers that appeared regularly. In addition, he had the great good fortune to illustrate Barnard's edition of Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress". Thus he reached a wide audience.
Edward Frederick Brewtnall was a British painter and illustrator of the 19th century. He mainly used watercolours. He became famous for his depictions of British society, landscapes and as an illustrator for various renowned London newspapers. He studied painting at the Lambeth School of Art in London. As a typical Londoner of that time, he only travelled a little in England, but never stayed away from his birthplace for long.
Brewtnall loved to capture British society with oil or watercolours. ...and in doing so, he depicted all strata of society. The special thing about him was that he remained an eternal child and could never hear enough of fairy tales, sagas and stories. He could not tell or write well. Therefore he tried to show his fascination for this kind of entertainment in his works. Many of his pictures bear the name of a fairy tale (Cindarella, Little Red Riding Hood, etc.). His childlike disposition can also be seen, for example, in the title of the picture (Watch out, teacher, it's about to bite you). It depicts a teacher who visits a farm with her schoolchildren and wants to stroke the goats.
In those days, artists and craftsmen had to belong to a professional association (guild) or similar. Otherwise it was almost impossible to get good orders. One of his painter colleagues, William Henry James Boot, who had also studied painting, for example, had difficulty getting into an art society. And this, even though Boot was a master of detail and landscape painting. Boot was fortunate to be able to make up for this shortcoming through his work on the British royal family and the Crown Lands. So he had plenty of work to do. Another of her contemporaries, the Italian Marieschi, was less fortunate. Although he had good commissions, he died very young and not as wealthy as his British colleagues. Brewtnall was particularly striking for the wit and mischievousness in his work. Everybody likes to laugh and that had an effect. Brewtnall exhibited at the Royal Academy, the Society of British Arts, the Grosvenor Gallery and the Royal Watercolour Society. Both Boot and Brewtnall were members of the Royal Watercolour Society.
Brewtnall was, however, appointed a member of the Royal Society of British Arts and the Royal Institute of Oil Painters. To be appointed to these two societies was a great honour. His particular talent for making painting look funny meant that he received regular commissions from the largest and most influential British newspapers, such as The Graphic, Pall Mall Magazine, The Quiver and the English Illustrated Magazine. His great advantage was above all that he was also allowed to illustrate newspapers that appeared regularly. In addition, he had the great good fortune to illustrate Barnard's edition of Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress". Thus he reached a wide audience.
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.jpg "Christmas Morning: Neighbourly Greetings, and Doles to the Poor and Needy by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "An Invalid by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Frog-Prince by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "In the Golden Gallery, St Paul")
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.jpg "Sleeping Beauty by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Fish-Market at Berlin by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Clubs, an Evening at the Guards")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-228292).jpg "Listening to the Nightingale by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Sindbad Sees a Sail, in the Exhibition at the Dudley Gallery by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Women in Persia by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Afternoon Tea at a Lawn Tennis Club Tournament by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "At Cley-Next-the-Sea, Norfolk by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "An Artists")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "A Fire in Japan, Native Firemen and Engines at Work by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-256402).jpg "Confidences by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "On the Road to the Derby, the Punch and Judy Man by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Well Played!, a Sketch at a Ladies")
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.jpg "Death of Harold at the Battle of Hastings, Illustration from")
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.jpg "A Jumble Sale by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Where Next by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "A Party of Working Men at the National Gallery by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Autumn Campaign, the Battle of Weaver")
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.jpg "The Drawing-Room, photographing a Debutante by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Visitors at the Cattle Show, a Pig Pen by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "St Paul")
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.jpg "The Hole in the Wall, a Meeting of the London Republicans by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Death of Siward, Illustration from")
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.jpg "Under the Mistletoe by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Doubts by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Little Londoners in the Country, will they bite, teacher by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Students")
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.jpg "Death of Harold at the Battle of Hastings AD 1066 by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Visiting Day at St Thomas")
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.jpg "A Firework Night at the Crystal Palace by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "At Goodwood, waiting to see the Coaches arrive by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The New Step, a Drawing-Room Rehearsal by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Hon Hamilton Fish, American Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Divided Interests,")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Rome, Maskers Surrounding a Priest at the Carnival by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Mrs Langtry as Rosalind in As You Like It at the St James")
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.jpg "Life in China, Part I, the Feast of Lanterns by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Near St. Mawgan, Cornwall by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Cab Question, Meeting at Cambridge Hall, Newman Street by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "London Sketches, the Battle of the Pavements by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Haunted House by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Amateur Theatricals at the Opera Comique, Scene from Joan, the Comic Opera played for the Benefit of the Mothers")
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.jpg "The Derby Day, a Sketch in the Betting Ring by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Her First Offer by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "After Church by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Honourable Hamilton Fish by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Called before the Curtain by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Supreme Moment by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Artist and His Critics by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Her Considering Cap by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "A Fairy Tale by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-270632).jpg "Meditation by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Mr Horace Greeley by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "A Jumble Sale by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "An Artist")
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.jpg "At Doncaster Races, a Sweepstake after Lunch by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Death of Siward, 1057 by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Sinbad by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Tents of Shem by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Honourable Charles Sumner by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Lord Mayor and the Reclaimed Street Arabs by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Confidences by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Distribution of Prizes on Board the Training Ship Worcester by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Counting Her Conquests by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Spring Meeting of the All England Croquet Club at Wimbledon by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "After the Party by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "La Tosca at the Garrick Theatre by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Sandsend, Whitby by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "Prince Arthur Turning the First Sod of the Hythe and Sandgate Railway by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "In the Reading-Room of a London Free Library by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "A Christmas Whist Party - with Seasonal Round Games for the Younger Generations by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "A Field Examination of the Surveyors")
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.jpg "In the reading room of a London free library by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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.jpg "The Royal Agricultural Society")
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.jpg "General Ulysses S Grant by Edward Frederick Brewtnall")
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