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Cremorne Gardens Chelsea Bandstand Wall Art
ART BY: Walter Greaves
Cremorne Gardens Chelsea Bandstand Wall Art
ART BY: Walter Greaves
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About this artwork
Cremorne Gardens Chelsea Bandstand is a public-domain artwork by Walter Greaves (1907–1987), dated 1871. The high-resolution file measures 3033 × 4096 px (9.8 MB). It is filed under Figurative and Realism, in portrait format. Archive Lane holds 17 works by Walter Greaves.
William Turner and James McNeill Whistler - if you can count two of England's most famous painters among your family's circle of acquaintances, you simply have to take up the art subject, even if you come from a simple working class background. Walter Greaves' father was a boat builder and pump attendant on the north bank of the Thames in Chelsea, southwest of central London on what was then the outskirts of the city. Charles Greaves also worked as a boat steersman for Thames tours, and one of his regular customers for boat tours was the well-known nature and landscape painter William Turner, who achieved many a painting object in this way.
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