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Etter galleriets vurdering er Henry Lark Pratts mest kjente maleri Chatsworth House, Derbyshire (1852), hvis original henger i Buxton Museum - Art Gallery, Buxton. St Editha's Church and the Old Paregoric Shop, Tamworth (1856) og View of Wordsley, Stourbridge, from Dob Hill (1846) fullfører trioen som alle kjenner igjen. Av de 26 verkene til Henry Lark Pratt i vår katalog, presenterer galleriet de 26 mest kjente nedenfor; hvert originalverk med årstall, museum og hva som gjør det unikt.
The sun hangs softly over the landscape, casting a gentle light across the sprawling grounds of Chatsworth House. In this quiet moment, the grand architecture of the house rests amidst a sea of lush greenery, framed by the rising silhouettes of distant mountains. The air feels still, as if the very earth is holding its breath. Near the foreground, the grass is alive with subtle movement; several deer graze peacefully,…
The painting titled St Editha's Church and the Old Paregoric Shop, Tamworth captures a specific slice of English life. Henry Lark Pratt rendered this scene about 1856. The brushwork fixes the architecture and the movement of the town within a single, quiet moment of the mid-nineteenth century.
In this 1846 oil on canvas, we find ourselves positioned on the heights of Dob Hill, looking down upon the settlement of Wordsley and Stourbridge. The composition is anchored by a large, commanding tree in the foreground, which provides a sense of scale and depth against the sprawling town below. It is a scene of quiet industry and movement, where the architecture of the buildings spreads across the landscape, nestled…
We are looking at View of Derby from Nottingham Road, a work by Henry Lark Pratt. This landscape captures a specific moment in the English countryside, rendered in oil on canvas. The scene depicts a tranquil road lined with trees, where horses and a horse-drawn carriage move through the landscape alongside scattered figures. It is a quiet study of rural life and topographical detail.
The oil painting depicts Haddon Hall in Derbyshire, a large stone structure situated within a landscape of green fields and dense clusters of trees. A moat surrounds the primary building, its surface reflecting the light and the surrounding vegetation. Near the water, a small boat rests, positioned close to the castle walls. The architecture of the hall features multiple levels and various smaller structures visible in the background. Scattered figures…
Henry Lark Pratt captured a bustling street scene in King Street, Newcastle under Lyme, in 1865. The composition emphasizes the length of the thoroughfare and the architecture of the buildings lining its edge. A church with a prominent steeple anchors the skyline, rising above various residences that define the urban landscape. This topographical view provides a detailed record of the town's layout and structural character.
The work before us is titled View of Etruria from Basford Bank, a landscape rendered by the artist Henry Lark Pratt. This specific piece captures a scene of the Trent Valley, focusing on the landscape surrounding the Wedgwood pottery works. It is a quiet observation of the intersection between the natural environment and the emerging industrial character of the Staffordshire region.
The scene unfolds in Trent Vale from Penkhull, a landscape rendered by the artist Henry Lark Pratt. This work, dating to about 1846, captures a quiet moment within the valley. The composition presents a view of green fields and trees, where a dirt road winds through the terrain. A person sits upon the grass near the path, perhaps pausing to rest or simply to observe the surroundings. Nearby, a horse…
Red Lion Square is an oil on canvas work by Henry Lark Pratt. Executed in 1854, the piece measures 38 x 57 cm. The artist, born in Derby, United Kingdom, transitioned from a background in the porcelain industry to producing topographical landscapes and town scenes.
A View of Derby from Rowditch is a work by Henry Lark Pratt, dated 1852. The canvas captures a specific topographical moment, looking out over a town where a river winds through the landscape. It is a quiet record of a place defined by its water and its stone buildings.
View of the Market Place, Derby1850
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Junction of River and Canal, Derby1854
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View of Derby, Showing the Derwent1860 · Derby Museum and Art Gallery
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Trentham Hall1862 · Brampton Museum
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Old Farmstead in Trentham Road1861 · Brampton Museum
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Derby from the Meadows1857
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Looking West of St Luke's Church, Silverdale1861 · Brampton Museum
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St Peter's Church, Derby, by Moonlight1860 · Derby Museum and Art Gallery
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View of Stoke from Penkhull
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View of Stoke from Penkhull
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View of Shelton Hall from Cliffe Vale
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View of Shelton from Hartshill
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View of Longton from Park Hall
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St Peter's Church, Derby, by Moonlight
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Strongford Mill, near Trentham
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Boothen Mill, Stoke
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De 5 museene som innehar flest av maleriene på denne siden.
| Museum | By | Verker av Henry Lark Pratt | Malerier fra denne listen |
|---|---|---|---|
 Brampton Museum |
New South Wales | 5 | King Street, Newcastle under Lyme, Red Lion Square, Trentham Hall |
 Buxton Museum - Art Gallery |
Buxton | 2 | Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, Haddon Hall, Derbyshire |
 Derby Museum and Art Gallery |
2 | View of Derby, Showing the Derwent, St Peter's Church, Derby, by Moonlight | |
 Tamworth Castle |
Tamworth | 1 | St Editha's Church and the Old Paregoric Shop, Tamworth |
 Museum of Fine Arts |
Boston | 1 | View of Derby from Nottingham Road |
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In this 1846 oil on canvas, we find ourselves positioned on the heights of Dob Hill, looking down upon the settlement of Wordsley and Stourbridge. The composition is anchored by a large, commanding tree in the foreground, which provides a sense of scale and depth against the sprawling town below. It is a scene of quiet industry and movement, where the architecture of the buildings spreads across the landscape, nestled…
The sun hangs softly over the landscape, casting a gentle light across the sprawling grounds of Chatsworth House. In this quiet moment, the grand architecture of the house rests amidst a sea of lush greenery, framed by the rising silhouettes of distant mountains. The air feels still, as if the very earth is holding its breath. Near the foreground, the grass is alive with subtle movement; several deer graze peacefully,…
Henry Lark Pratt captured a bustling street scene in King Street, Newcastle under Lyme, in 1865. The composition emphasizes the length of the thoroughfare and the architecture of the buildings lining its edge. A church with a prominent steeple anchors the skyline, rising above various residences that define the urban landscape. This topographical view provides a detailed record of the town's layout and structural character.
Chatsworth House, Derbyshire (1852), Buxton Museum - Art Gallery, Buxton. Deretter følger St Editha's Church and the Old Paregoric Shop, Tamworth (1856) og View of Wordsley, Stourbridge, from Dob Hill (1846).
47 år gammel: Chatsworth House, Derbyshire er fra 1852, og Henry Lark Pratt ble født i 1805.
Chatsworth House, Derbyshire, St Editha's Church and the Old Paregoric Shop, Tamworth, View of Wordsley, Stourbridge, from Dob Hill, View of Derby from Nottingham Road, Haddon Hall, Derbyshire, King Street, Newcastle under Lyme, View of Etruria from Basford Bank, Trent Vale from Penkhull, Red Lion Square og A View of Derby from Rowditch. Rangeringen ovenfor viser årstall og museum for hvert verk.
Vår katalog inneholder 26 verk av Henry Lark Pratt, datert fra 1846 til 1865.
Hovedsakelig i Brampton Museum (New South Wales), Buxton Museum - Art Gallery (Buxton) og Derby Museum and Art Gallery. Museumslisten ovenfor viser alle.
I 1850s: 9 av de 26 verkene på denne siden ble laget da, Chatsworth House, Derbyshire av dem.
På denne siden er det eldste View of Wordsley, Stourbridge, from Dob Hill (1846) og det nyeste King Street, Newcastle under Lyme (1865).
People (8), Trees (6) og Landscape (6), fordelt på 26 verk på denne siden.
Oil On Canvas, for 10 av de 26 verkene på denne siden.
King Street, Newcastle under Lyme, Red Lion Square og Trentham Hall: Brampton Museum, New South Wales har 5 av verkene på denne siden.
