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Crossley Orphan Home and School, Halifax, Yorkshire Wall Art
ART BY: George Smith
Crossley Orphan Home and School, Halifax, Yorkshire Wall Art
ART BY: George Smith
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Crossley Orphan Home and School, Halifax, Yorkshire is a wood engravings by George Smith (1714–1776), dated 7 January 1865. This reproduction is based on the copy in the Wellcome Collection, and the file offered here measures 6000 × 3881 px (6.9 MB). Catalogued under Drawings and Baroque, in landscape format. Archive Lane holds 27 works by George Smith.
George Smith is a well-known landscape painter in 18th century England. He is known as George Smith of Chichester. Together with his equally artistically active brothers he forms the "Smiths of Chichester". He is considered the most talented of the Smith brothers. His development as a visual artist began with portrait painting. Later he devoted himself increasingly to landscape painting. Still lifes and domestic or rural scenes in the countryside are also among his preferred motifs. Besides painting, George Smith played the cello and wrote poems.
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