Charles Edward Holloway - Thames River London

Thames River, London

Charles Edward Holloway's "Thames River, London" is an original lithograph printed upon wove paper and with full margins as published in London by "The Studio" in 1894. Holloway was commissioned to create at least three original lithographs for this publisher. "Thames River, London" is a fine, original example of the landscape art created by the 19th century British artist, Charles Holloway.

Thames River, London

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Holloway, Charles Edward (Christchurch, Hampshire, 1838 - London, 1897)
#	Image	Title & Artist	Medium	Date	Notes
01-		Canal Scene, Venice by Charles Edward Holloway	Original Lithograph	1895	Signed in the stone by Charles Edward Holloway and bearing the blindstamp of the publisher along the lower margin.
02.-		Thames River, London by Charles Edward Holloway	Original Lithograph	1894	Signed in the stone by Charles Edward Holloway and bearing the blindstamp of the publisher along the lower margin.

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"The Studio"
#	Image	Title & Artist	Artist	Date	Medium	Info	-
01.-		The Music Score by Robert Anning Bell	Robert Anning Bell (London, 1863 - 1933)	1898	Original Lithograph	Signed by Robert Anning Bell and dated in the stone to the lower right and bearing the Studio blindstamp along the lower margin.
02.-		Canal Scene, Venice by Charles Edward Holloway	Charles Edward Holloway 'Charles Holloway' (Christchurch, Hampshire, 1838 - London, 1897)	1895	Original Lithograph	Signed in the stone by Charles Edward Holloway and bearing the Studio blindstamp along the lower margin.
03.-		Thames River, London by Charles Edward Holloway	Charles Edward Holloway 'Charles Holloway' (Christchurch, Hampshire, 1838 - London, 1897)	1894	Original Lithograph	Signed in the stone by Charles Edward Holloway and bearing the Studio blindstamp along the lower margin.
04.-		Les Trophees by Auguste Louis Lepere	Auguste-Louis Lepere 'Auguste-Louis Lepere' (Paris, 1849 - Domme, 1918)	1900	Original Wood Engraving	Illustrated in Howard Simon's, "500 Years of Art in Illustration", Containing the Studio blindstamp in the lower right corner.
05.-		The Rose by Edmondo Lucchesi	Edmondo Lucchesi (Italian, active, 1915-1930)	1916	Original Wood Engraving	Signed in the stone with Edmondo Lucchesi's 'EL' monogram in the upper left corner and bearing the Studio blindstamp along the lower margin.	Sold
06.-		On the Victoria Embankment, London by Emil Orlik	Emil Orlik (Prague, 1870 - Berlin, 1932)	1898	Original Lithograph	Signed in the stone by Emil Orlik and bearing the Studio blindstamp along the lower margin.
07.-		Portrait of Puvis de Chavannes by Felix Vallotton	Felix Vallotton (Lausanne, Switzerland, 1865 - Paris, 1925)	1899	Original Woodcut	Signed in the block with Felix Vallotton's 'F. V.' monogram to the lower right and bearing the red blindstamp of the Studio along the lower margin.

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Title:	Thames River, London
Artist:	Holloway, Charles Edward 'Charles Holloway' (Christchurch, Hampshire, 1838 - London, 1897)
Date:	1894
Medium:	Original Lithograph
Publisher:	The Studio, London
Source:	The Studio
Note:	Charles Edward Holloway 'Charles Holloway': A nineteenth century British landscape and marine artist, Charles Edward Holloway was equally accomplished in the mediums of painting, watercolour, etching and lithography. He studied art at Leigh's Studio, London, along with such fellow students as Charles Green and Fred Walker. He then went to work under William Morris, designing stained glass for him until 1866. Afterwards, Holloway devoted himself entirely to landscapes and marine subjects and was a frequent exhibitor at the Royal Academy and the New Watercolour Society from 1867 to 1895. He was elected an Associate of the prestigious Royal Institute in 1875 and a full member in 1879.
	Quite late in his career, Holloway began to experiment with new forms of art. He was one of the first English artists to incorporate Impressionist elements in his art and, around 1890, he exhibited a kinship with the then controversial art of Whistler. This is most evident in his late lithographs and etchings where atmospheric effects dominate. Not only in his beautiful arrangements of compositional elements but in his choice of scenes was there an affinity between Charles Holloway and James McNeill Whistler, as both artists, during the 1890's, frequently delineated Thames views, depictions of Chelsea and scenes of Venice. An accomplished nineteenth century artist, Charles Edward Holloway was thus one of the pioneers exploring concerns which would prevail in twentieth century art.
	This original lithograph entitled, Thames River, London was published by The Studio, in London. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries this journal was the leading British arts publication. Issues often contained original graphic art by such great etchers and lithographers as James McNeill Whistler, Sir Frank Brangwyn, Joseph Pennell and many others. Charles Edward Holloway was commissioned to create at least three original lithographs for The Studio.
Size:	7 X 10 1/8 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
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Condition:	Printed upon wove paper and with full margins as published by The Studio on the above date. Signed in the stone by the artist and bearing the blindstamp of the publisher along the lower margin. This original lithograph entitled, Thames River, London is in excellent condition throughout and represents a superb example of the landscape art of Charles Edward Holloway.
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