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Nottingham painting, advertising a Notts match in 1887

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Artist NameJohn Alfred Arnesby Brown (1866-1955)

TitleVictorian Nottingham City Landscape 1887

Description A superb British Victorian city landscape oil painting by noted Nottingham born artist John Arnesby Brown, painted in 1887. This rare early work is a product of Arnesby Brown's time studying in his home town at Nottingham School of Art in the late 1880s. Even at this date Brown revealed himself to be far ahead of many of his contemporaries in his approach to subject matter. Rather than a tightly painted topographical record of the city, he presents us with an already impressionistic and highly evocative view of an industrial city centre, together with the restless bustle of its street life. The work is rich with contemporary reference; the wall of advertisements in the background referring to a performance by one of the most lauded sopranos of the century, Adelina Patti, on a tour to Nottingham's recently opened theatre with Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado (one of the duo's most successful operettas). A really atmospheric twilight view of Nottingham's Victorian past by a noted Nottingham artist.

Signed with monogram and dated lower left AB/87.
https://www.richardtaylorfineart.com/gallery/view-all/arnesby-brown/victorian-nottingham-city-landscape-1887

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It's the Waterstones building... ???? I thought it was nearer the markets quare until I looked at the follow-up post.

It's nice to see some art by a Nottingham painter, I will be looking his work up for sure.

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