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stated that the painting was "full of heart-rending scenes in tearing asunder family ties" and that the painting was truly "a splendid work. . . The subject is well chosen as regards the position of the vessel, and there is a beautiful bit of dim smoky distance, so like London, and so cleverly done.
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Joyeuse, the Count of Bouscaige, M.
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Suffolk Artists website identify them as brother and
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Birmingham (2013). "Year Range: 1867-1868: Reference Number: DRO 53; Archive Roll: M148: 1868 Marriage solemnized at the Parish Church in the Parish of Edgbarton in the County of Warwick: 15 September: Charles Joseph Staniland".
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Houfe states that "Staniland’s strength was in marine illustrations where the ships and tackle were seen at close quarters and the working seaman was observed in large scale" and that "His many contributions to
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Netherlands, from the death of William the Silent, to the Synod of Dort. With a full view of the English-Dutch struggle against Spain, and of the origin and destruction of the Spanish
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de Valette, and the Count of Château Vieux. Motley describes the basket of puppies. Henry declined the offer of the crown, and the envoys left disheartened after three months of negotiations.
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was full of praise for the painting: "There are some good grouping and clever figure-painting in this picture, and the accessories particularly are worked out and painted with great care."
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and effeminate King and his court, compared with the stern countenances of the Dutch envoys, one of whom is reading an address, constitute the point of the picture." The
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publish several scenes of emigrants leaving by ship, with lively portrayals of both the excitement and pain of departure, and cites this work by Staniland as an example.
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were a mainstay of those periodicals in the 1870s and 1880s, readers had practically to wipe the brine from their faces as they turned the pages." The
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servants and a governess for his children. The governess was Rosa Wells and her brother, Josiah Robert Wells (c. 1849–1897), an artist, was a boarder.
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Staniland worked as a painter and as an illustrator. He produced a large volume of work for the illustrated newspapers.
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for 1873–1883, specialising in marine subjects and ship portraits. Houfe refers to him as the "Fleet Special Artist" of
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by Harry Collingwood (Blackie and Son, London, 1885). Wells was the principal marine artist for
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Oil painting of Dutch envoys offering the Crown of Holland to Henri III of France Who . .
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The Lotus Eaters (watercolour and pencil heightened with white, 75x122 cm), 1883
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Eric Flemming Staniland (17 December 1880 – 23 June 1943)
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1384:. Vlaeberg, Western Cape, South Africa: Fernwood Press. p. 211.
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Charles Norman Staniland (12 March 1871 – 31 May 1935)
1932:(Rev. ed.). Woodbridge: Antique Collectors' Club. p. 146.
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The best auction results for Staniland reported by Benezit are:
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2184:. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press. p. 685.
780:(1846–1927), a prolific author of children's books, especially
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At the Back of Church (pencil and watercolour 51x92 cm), 1876
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2127:"Author: Emma Leslie (1838–1909) (real name Emma Boultwood)"
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explorer, mountaineer, illustrator, and author. Brother to
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said that the watercolour was "full of suggestion". In the
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List of 19th-century British children's literature titles
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we see the quayside as the ship is about to depart. The
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2100:Hard Times: Social Realism in Victorian art
1984:The Dictionary of British Artists 1880-1940
1913:The Dictionary of British Artists 1880-1940
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1649:National Archives (29 September 1939).
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287:, Staniland exhibited a watercolour
174:under David Wilkie Raimbach, at the
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2505:Victorian-era children's literature
1982:Johnson, J.; Greutzner, A. (1986).
1911:Johnson, J.; Greutzner, A. (1986).
1222:Royal Birmingham Society of Artists
962:Combat between the Hero and Villain
384:Magazine and newspaper illustration
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1971:. Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com. 2015.
1531:Strickland, Walter George (1913).
1230:Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts
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1735:. Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com.
1669:. Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com.
1613:. Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com.
1597:. Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com.
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1339:Woods, Christopher (1978).
1238:Manchester City Art Gallery
1019:The Illustrated London News
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458:The Illustrated London News
289:The last Day in Old England
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501:Lifeboats and Lifeboat-men
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2284:British Newspaper Archive
2081:British Newspaper Archive
2026:Graves, Algernon (1884).
1997:Graves, Algernon (1906).
1847:. Kew: National Archives.
1753:. Kew: National Archives.
1714:British Newspaper Archive
1684:. Kew: National Archives.
1653:. Kew: National Archives.
1579:British Newspaper Archive
1062:At the Back of the Church
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2103:. London: Lund Humphries
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140:Charles Joseph Staniland
58:East Riding of Yorkshire
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2925:English watercolourists
2603:Frances Hodgson Burnett
2518:Henry Cadwallader Adams
2227:Newbolt, Peter (1996).
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1252:and seven times at the
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494:The Wide World Magazine
391:Illustrated London News
229:Illustrated London News
153:Illustrated London News
2718:Charlotte Maria Tucker
2703:Robert Louis Stevenson
2648:Mary Louisa Molesworth
2528:Lucy Lyttelton Cameron
1887:"Wells, Josiah Robert"
1765:"Norman Brain Edwards"
1304:The United Netherlands
1060:London, 5 March 1993,
1045:London, 21 July 1887,
476:The Pall Mall Magazine
105:Artist and illustrator
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2884:Marcus Ward & Co.
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