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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableThe mosaic of art history often hides the nuance of an extraordinary artist whose works act as windows into vanished worlds. One such artist was Lilian Stannard, who found her own distinctive style at a time of upheaval and transformation in the art world. The early days of the 20th century in England were marked not only by technological advances, but also by a deep appreciation for natural beauty. Lilian, a talented watercolorist and illustrator, joined the elite group of "garden painters" and transformed English gardens into stunning works of art. Her work, so authentic in its depiction, aroused so much interest that she became known not only for her paintings, but also for the fine art prints of her work. From 1902 to 1930, she presented nearly thirty of these watercolor garden scenes at the prestigious Royal Academy of Arts, making her name increasingly well known in the art circus.
Born in Froxfield, Bedfordshire, into a family where art pulsed through the veins, Lilian enjoyed an upbringing steeped in creativity. Under the guidance of her father, painter Henry Stannard, she learned not only the techniques but also a passion for art. Each family member, whether sister Emily, brother Henry, or even talented niece Theresa, contributed in their own way to the artistic atmosphere of the Stannard home. It was Lilian's work, however, that garnered special attention. As early as 1898, at her debut exhibition at the Royal Society of British Artists, she demonstrated her ability to capture the finest details - be it a tiny butterfly or delicate cornflowers.
But it was her vibrant color palette and unique interpretation of gardens that secured her an unrivaled place in the art world. Her exhibitions, such as "Summer Gardens of England" and "Flower Gardens of England," were acclaimed by art lovers and critics alike. She was even no stranger to royal recognition when the Princess of Wales purchased one of her works.But despite all the fame and recognition, Lilian Stannard remained true to her art. During World War I and in the years that followed, she hardly changed her style, but continued her powerful use of color and her nostalgic depiction of both magnificent and cottage gardens.
Life took her from Bedfordshire to London and back, but in the end it was in the capital where she breathed her last. She died in Blackheath on November 24, 1944, but left a legacy that can still be felt in every art print of her work. The heart of her art lay in her ability to capture the soul of an English garden, a quality that can be felt every time you take a look at her masterful works.
The mosaic of art history often hides the nuance of an extraordinary artist whose works act as windows into vanished worlds. One such artist was Lilian Stannard, who found her own distinctive style at a time of upheaval and transformation in the art world. The early days of the 20th century in England were marked not only by technological advances, but also by a deep appreciation for natural beauty. Lilian, a talented watercolorist and illustrator, joined the elite group of "garden painters" and transformed English gardens into stunning works of art. Her work, so authentic in its depiction, aroused so much interest that she became known not only for her paintings, but also for the fine art prints of her work. From 1902 to 1930, she presented nearly thirty of these watercolor garden scenes at the prestigious Royal Academy of Arts, making her name increasingly well known in the art circus.
Born in Froxfield, Bedfordshire, into a family where art pulsed through the veins, Lilian enjoyed an upbringing steeped in creativity. Under the guidance of her father, painter Henry Stannard, she learned not only the techniques but also a passion for art. Each family member, whether sister Emily, brother Henry, or even talented niece Theresa, contributed in their own way to the artistic atmosphere of the Stannard home. It was Lilian's work, however, that garnered special attention. As early as 1898, at her debut exhibition at the Royal Society of British Artists, she demonstrated her ability to capture the finest details - be it a tiny butterfly or delicate cornflowers.
But it was her vibrant color palette and unique interpretation of gardens that secured her an unrivaled place in the art world. Her exhibitions, such as "Summer Gardens of England" and "Flower Gardens of England," were acclaimed by art lovers and critics alike. She was even no stranger to royal recognition when the Princess of Wales purchased one of her works.But despite all the fame and recognition, Lilian Stannard remained true to her art. During World War I and in the years that followed, she hardly changed her style, but continued her powerful use of color and her nostalgic depiction of both magnificent and cottage gardens.
Life took her from Bedfordshire to London and back, but in the end it was in the capital where she breathed her last. She died in Blackheath on November 24, 1944, but left a legacy that can still be felt in every art print of her work. The heart of her art lay in her ability to capture the soul of an English garden, a quality that can be felt every time you take a look at her masterful works.
.jpg "The Flowering Border, Sussex by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1103354).jpg "Garden with Steps by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1122504).jpg "An Old Wall and Water Garden by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1113731).jpg "Summer Time by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "A Dream Garden by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1116743).jpg "A Garden Path by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1106102).jpg "Waterlilies by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1012412).jpg "The Rose Walk by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "An Old Water Garden by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "Rambler Roses by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "Summer Garden with Madonna Lilies by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "A Summer Evening, from The Gardens of England: In the Southern and Western Counties Published by The Studio, 1907 by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1122991).jpg "A Herbaceous Border beside a Pond by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "Old Thatched Summer House by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "A Rock Garden at Goldington, Bedfordshire by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1120642).jpg "A Summer Evening by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "Easter Lilies in the Garden by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "A Sunny South Border by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1106297).jpg "Summer Borders by Lilian Stannard")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1109442).jpg "Walmer Castle by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "The Lily Pond Garden with a Circular Pond and a Cherub Fountain by Lilian Stannard")
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.jpg "A Backwater in Sir George Darwin")
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.jpg "An Old Garden, from The Gardens of England: In the Southern and Western Counties by Lilian Stannard")
.jpg "A Summer Herbaceous Border by Lilian Stannard")
.jpg "Late September by Lilian Stannard")
_-_(MeisterDrucke-954177).jpg "The Pool Garden by Lilian Stannard")